Michael moved to the Atlanta area in 1984. He began his career in facility management as an apartment manager for Krupp Realty Company. Further education and training provided him with many more opportunities in the metropolitan area. Michael has worked for such companies as Trammel Crowe, LaSalle Partners and CFG.
Managing accounts for his clients ranging from 5,000 sq.ft to 3 million sq.ft, Michael’s knowledge and experience has proven him to be one of the top operation managers in his field. Now as owner of Facilities Management Services Group LLC, Michael and his team of facility professionals consistantly provide their clients with the exceptional service they deserve.
In today’s tough economic times, the effects on every part of our lives, individually and within our organizations, have been very swift and direct. As budgets are being cut, the practical needs of our roofs, walls, and windows, will continue. Simply deferring maintenance can have a catastrophic effect that includes an overall reduction in the predictable performance as well as an impact on building system life expectancy. It is a simple and practical truth that building components that are not maintained will experience more direct problems that affect the building and tenant occupants and will have a shorter useful life.
More than ever our focus will need to be on maximizing the useful life of our existing building systems. An important aspect of maximizing useful life in a building system is how a problem is addressed upon discovery. When a need arises to address an issue, whether it is because of reported water entry into a building interior or a condition discovered during an inspection, it is important to consider the different elements for proactive and effective building remediation. No matter how small or how large the issue may be, Facilities Management Services Group, LLC will be there.