Installation Best Practices and Quality Control
- gigi6191

- Aug 22
- 1 min read
The right materials are only effective when installed correctly. Best practices include:
Clean Surfaces: Removing debris and contaminants ensures proper adhesion and long-term durability.
Coating Preparation: Ensures pump priming and breaks surface tension for uniform application.
Airless Sprayers: Provide consistent output and efficiency, supporting large jobs with multiple guns.
Tip Selection: Fan width and orifice size directly affect coverage, efficiency, and control.
Application Technique: Continuous motion, correct wet film thickness, and adequate cure time are key to success.
Each step ensures coatings perform to their full potential, protecting surfaces for the long term.
Maintenance Agreements: Why They’re Essential
Moisture is a constant threat, which is why ongoing maintenance is critical. Establishing a maintenance agreement helps property owners preserve their buildings in Condition 1 status year after year.
Benefits for Customers
Preserves property value
Prevents hidden liabilities during sales
Reduces costly negotiations and repairs
Benefits for Businesses
Provides recurring revenue and cash flow stability
Increases company valuation with recurring contracts
Builds trust and long-term client relationships
Establishing Maintenance Services
To succeed with maintenance programs, companies should:
Design and price service packages
Establish customer agreements
Use a CRM or ERP for organizing clients
Segment customers and run targeted marketing campaigns
Calendar services, notifications, and warranty deadlines
Consider a Program Like eCare
eCare brings it all together with EPA, OSHA, and IICRC compliance. It automates notifications, organizes inspections, and ensures transparency from start to finish. It keeps you connected to customers, helps avoid callbacks, and sets good standards.
Learn more by watching this extract from our Passive Mold Remediation Boot Camp.



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