Attentive property care
Axis was established to bring a hands on, proactive approach to building management and asset care.
Building management grounded in proactive maintenance, clear communication and the long term care of your asset.

A well managed building needs consistent attention, practical judgement and people who follow through. Axis brings a proactive approach to the everyday care of buildings and the communities within them.
From the condition of common areas to the performance of essential building assets, our focus is on preserving presentation, planning maintenance and improving the experience of owners and residents.
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Discuss your property, current priorities and the expectations of your committee.
Agree on the service requirements, responsibilities and communication arrangements.
Establish maintenance priorities and a practical programme for your common property.
Coordinate day to day activity, follow up issues and review changing building needs.
Our focus brings together the three priorities already at the heart of Axis: preserving your asset, extending the life of building components, and improving efficiency and amenity.

Axis was established to bring a hands on, proactive approach to building management and asset care.
We focus on practical support and clear communication for the people who live and work in a building.
Maintenance planning, presentation and efficiency all contribute to the ongoing care of building assets.

Building and strata management work alongside each other. Responsibilities, approvals and reporting should be clear from the start.
Coordinates onsite operations, common property inspections and maintenance follow up within the agreed scope.
Supports scheme administration, financial management and governance under their appointment.
Provides instructions and approvals within its authority. Expenditure and works follow the agreed approval arrangements.

A proposed reporting framework can be tailored to the building and agreed engagement. It gives committees and strata managers a practical view of maintenance activity.
Work completed, servicing coordinated and matters requiring further attention.
Open items, current status, dependencies and decisions required.
Planned servicing, proposed works and matters to consider in the next reporting period.