Preventive maintenance refers to scheduled inspections of equipment and facilities to identify and correct potential failures before they occur. This includes cleaning, adjustments, lubrication, and operational testing. It does not cover the repair of existing damage or the replacement of parts worn out by normal use, unless specified in the contract.

Our technical service covers the diagnosis and repair of faults in common household and commercial equipment. The initial diagnosis may involve a cost if the repair is not proceeded with. The repair may include part replacement, the cost of which is quoted separately. We are not responsible for pre-existing damage not detectable in a standard visual inspection.

We understand repair as the intervention performed to restore the basic functionality of a piece of equipment. This does not necessarily mean the equipment will be left in "as new" condition or that its useful life will be extended beyond what is expected after the intervention. Repair may not be viable if the cost of parts exceeds a reasonable value or if the equipment is technically obsolete.

Our services apply to electrical, electronic, plumbing, climate control, and basic carpentry equipment in residential and small-scale commercial environments. We do not cover heavy industrial equipment, certified security systems, elevators, or complex data network infrastructures. Verification of the specific compatibility and regulations for each piece of equipment is required before any intervention.

The term "efficiency" in our context refers to the optimization of resources (time, parts, labor) during the execution of the work. It does not constitute a promise of measurable energy savings, reduced bills, or specific performance improvement of the serviced equipment. Results in terms of consumption or performance depend on multiple factors outside our control.