Commercial Buildings

Commercial Facility Management in Pune

For owners, developers and associations of commercial buildings: the shared services tenants depend on — clean common areas, secure entry, working lifts, power and water — managed as one operation.

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Commercial complexes are one of the sectors KARGAR serves. In a multi-tenant building, the owner or association is responsible for everything outside the tenants’ premises, and every tenant notices when something in that shared space fails.

Commercial facility management puts one team in charge of those shared services, so the owner deals with one partner and tenants see one consistent standard.

Owner and Tenant Responsibilities

Exact boundaries depend on your leases. This is the typical split we plan around.

Typical responsibility split in a commercial building
AreaBuilding owner / association (our scope)Individual tenants
CleaningLobbies, corridors, common washrooms, parking, surroundingsInside their own premises
SecurityGates, entrances, CCTV of common areas, visitor accessTheir own access policies
Electrical and DGMain panels, common lighting, DG and UPS for common servicesFit-out wiring within their premises
Water and plumbingPumps, tanks, common washroom plumbing, STP/WTP where presentFixtures within their premises
Fire systemsBuilding fire alarm and fire-fighting systemsCompliance of their own fit-out

Services We Combine for Commercial Buildings

Common-area housekeeping

Zone-wise cleaning of shared spaces. See commercial housekeeping services.

Security

Guards, access control and CCTV monitoring of entrances and common areas. See security services in Pune.

Building systems

Electrical, DG, UPS, HVAC for common areas, plumbing, fire systems and STP/WTP. See building maintenance.

Vendor consolidation

AMC management and breakdown coordination with OEMs, so the owner is not chasing multiple vendors.

Taking Over a Building

  1. Step 1: Building audit

    We walk the building and list the systems, existing AMCs and current service arrangements.

  2. Step 2: Structure and scope

    We propose a site team and scope under the PURNA protocol.

  3. Step 3: Vendor alignment

    Existing vendors and AMCs are aligned or consolidated so responsibilities are clear.

  4. Step 4: Operate and report

    Daily operation with reporting to the owner or association.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work for building owners or for tenants?

Commercial facility management is usually for the owner, developer or association. Tenants can engage us separately for office housekeeping or office facility management.

Can you manage our existing AMC contracts?

Yes. AMC management and breakdown maintenance coordination are part of our hard-services model.

Can you start with only housekeeping and security?

Yes. Services can be added as the owner chooses.

Request a Building Audit

Share your building size, tenant count and current vendor arrangements, and we will plan a combined scope.

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