Feasibility Study for a Maintenance and Technical Services Company in Egypt
The best part of a maintenance company is the recurring maintenance contract: steady monthly income from companies, buildings or factories. The most dangerous part is pricing a contract below the cost of the visits it actually requires.
Where your money goes
- Technicians, salaries and social insurance
- Tools and equipment
- Spare parts inventory
- Vehicles or transport for site visits
- Premises and a storeroom
Where the money comes from
- Annual or monthly maintenance contracts
- On-demand repairs
- Supply and installation
- Spare parts
What makes Maintenance businesses lose money
- Contracts priced below actual cost
- Untrained technicians who lose you clients
- Counterfeit spare parts
- Warranty claims that bring work back unpaid
What the study answers
- The right way to price a maintenance contract
- The number of contracts needed to cover your technicians
- The right size of spare parts inventory
- Expected income from contracts versus one-off call-outs
To make the numbers accurate, we ask about: Service, Work will be, Technicians or staff, Area you will cover.
The numbers are calculated for your project: your city, your capital and the size you plan to start with. Not generic figures copied from the internet.
Order a Maintenance feasibility study (EGP 2,500)