Are you in need of a PREVENTATIVE maintenance consultant?
The Maintenance Geek can help you get out and stay our of breakdown mode for good!
We can provide in person services to any business in Connecticut!
Our services are carried out with the goal of increasing asset lifetime, by preventing excess depreciation and impairment or untimely breakdown. Get the confidence in knowing we can help you achieve:
- Extension of asset lifetime
- Increased safety and reduced risk of injury
- Optimized maintenance planning and resource allocation
- Less expensive corrective repairs
- Better margins and profits due to less downtime
Proudly Servicing Connecticut!
Preventive maintenance is often seen as an overhead cost that is difficult to justify. But it takes just one period of downtime or a single notifiable accident to demonstrate how important it is to undertake a program of forward-looking maintenance.
If your business is located in the great state of Connecticut contact us today to start implementing a preventative maintenance program.
Con-Tec Inc. has used Robert Kravontka (The Maintenance Geek) for a great many complex production monitoring and machine maintenance problems with nothing but success.
Robert Kravontka has been an excellent resource for our facility. Robert is knowledgeable about how to get a facility from a “breakdown maintenance” to a scheduled maintenance program. Robert is knowledgeable about several aspects of industrial buildings, from compressed air, to steam heating, condensate pumps and more. Robert also is aware of several reimbursement programs available from Eversource to assist with funding surveys and upgrades/repairs. I would recommend the Maintenance Geeks services.
The Maintenance Geek is my go-to for for all things related to facility maintenance. Robert Kravontka has helped many of my clients over the years reduce operating costs, improve equipment uptime, and avoid the unnecessary expenses associated with surprise breakdowns. Whether you need help with training on sophisticated troubleshooting tools, a primer on TPM, or implementing a preventive maintenance program, I highly recommend the Maintenance Geek.