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Commercial & Government Maintenance, Central West NSW
We deliver planned and reactive property maintenance for government agencies, local councils, commercial building owners, and managed property portfolios across Central West and North-West NSW. Our delivery model is built for organisations: work orders accepted, scope priced in writing, delivery confirmed, and documentation provided on close-out.
Supporting government agencies, local councils, and commercial property managers across Central West NSW with structured, scope-driven maintenance delivery, planned programs and reactive works accepted.
Scope of Works
Planned maintenance: scheduled works across a property portfolio with agreed visit cycles, pricing, and reporting.
Reactive maintenance: unplanned repair and make-safe works accepted as work orders, delivered to agreed scope and timeline.
Compliance and rectification works: repairs required to address hazards, maintenance backlogs, or condition reports.
Facility maintenance: ongoing minor repairs and servicing of building fabric, fixtures, and fittings to keep assets operational.
Typical Works Under This Service Line
- Door and hardware maintenance: hinges, closers, locks, and non-structural frame repairs
- Wall and ceiling maintenance: plaster patching, paint, and surface preparation
- Floor coverings: removal, substrate preparation, supply, and replacement
- Minor roof and rainwater-goods maintenance
- External property maintenance: existing fence repairs, paving repairs, and minor concrete patching
- Fixture and fitting repairs: cabinetry, shelving, and hardware
- Make-safe and hazard rectification: securing damaged elements, temporary protection
- Minor non-structural building-fabric repairs
These examples describe DRM's non-structural property maintenance scope. Each job is confirmed in writing before work begins.
How Work Is Structured
Scope is fixed in writing before commencement. No works proceed beyond the agreed scope without written instruction. Variations are identified, documented, and approved before any additional work is carried out. Your budget does not move without your instruction. We align to your procurement workflow. If you have an existing contractor portal, onboarding checklist, or reporting template, we use it.
Compliance Considerations
We operate to Australian safety standards on all sites. For government and council work specifically:
- WHS requirements met and documented on request
- Site-specific inductions completed before access
- Insurance documentation provided on request (Public Liability; Workers Compensation)
- Scope, price, and exclusions are confirmed in writing before commencement
Communication and Reporting
Every job closes with a documented completion report: scope delivered, photographs, and sign-off confirmation. For planned maintenance programs, we provide scheduled reporting aligned to your review cycle and format requirements.
A single point of contact manages your account from instruction through to close-out. Progress is communicated at key stages. If anything changes on site, you are notified before action is taken, not after.
Organisations that engage us for a single job can move directly to a maintenance program or reactive arrangement. Same contractor, same delivery standard, no onboarding overhead. Get in touch →
For organisations that need a maintenance contractor they can rely on, one that shows up, delivers to scope, documents every job, and is ready for the next work order: we are straightforward to engage and structured for ongoing delivery. Request a work order →
Commercial Maintenance Outcomes
Before-and-after examples from completed commercial maintenance engagements.


Exterior wall before and after graffiti removal and surface coating


Commercial entrance step-edge visibility markings, completed under subcontract
Frequently Asked Questions
Motel Flooring Refurbishment, Parkes
The situation: A commercial accommodation operator required flooring replacement across guest rooms, with fixed pricing, minimal disruption to an operating property, and a documented close-out.
Scope of Work: Strip and dispose of existing floor coverings (carpet and vinyl tile) across 11 rooms. Substrate preparation. Supply and install vinyl plank flooring, sequenced room by room to allow continued occupancy.
Outcome: Priced in writing before commencement and completed on site over six days. Each room handed over with photographic close-out before the next commenced.


