ProTec’s Common Area Maintenance Programs (CAMPs) help communities protect property values, reduce deferred maintenance, improve safety, and stay ahead of costly repairs through scheduled service, clear reporting, and a team that knows the property.

Our CAMPs give your board and management team a dependable way to maintain the shared areas of the community through scheduled service, routine property reviews, photo-based reporting, and a team that becomes familiar with the property over time.
The goal is simple: protect the community’s assets, reduce surprises, and give the board better information before small issues turn into major expenses.
Rather than just checking boxes or reacting to failures, ProTec builds a proactive plan rooted in real strategy and long-term outcomes.
Most communities do not ignore maintenance. They simply do not have a system for staying ahead of it. A light goes out. A leak appears. A gate stops working. A trip hazard gets reported.
When the board reacts item by item, maintenance decisions become urgent instead ofplanned. CAMP turns that scattered process into a repeatable system - evaluating your community's needs, building a strategic maintenance roadmap, and helping you execute it in alignment with your budget and priorities, with ongoing support every step of the way.
Routine reviews help identify issues early, when they are usually easier, faster, and less expensive to address.
Clear reports, photos, and recommendations help boards and managers understand what needs attention, what can wait, and where maintenance dollars should go first.
Consistent maintenance helps keep small repair items from piling up into major projects, homeowner complaints, or budget surprises.
NEW BUILD PROGRAM | T&M PROGRAM | ORIGINAL CAMP | PREVENTIVE MAINT CAMP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
DESIGN FOR | ||||
Services Offered | Inspections | Work Orders; Emergencies | T&M Inspections and Maintenance | CAMP + Maintenance Plan & Preventive Maintenance |
Association Type | HOA <3 Years | Any Type | Attached; Large PUDs | Condominium; High Rise |
Association Size | 30+ Units | Any Size | 50+ Units | 75+ Units |
Deliverables | Quarterly Inspections | Minimum of 2Hrs/Month | 1(+) Day(s) per Month | 2(+) Day(s) per Month |
FEATURES AND BENEFITS | ||||
Reduced Repair Rate* | - | 5% | 11% | 13% |
Priority Scheduling of Requests | ||||
24/7 /365 Emergency Response | ||||
Quick Referral & Access to All ProTec Services | ||||
24/7 /365 Emergency Response | ||||
Dedicated Client Manager | ||||
Dedicated Technician(s) | ||||
Dedicated Client Coordinator | ||||
Preset Service Day(s) & Schedule for Repairs | ||||
Preapproved Maintenance Work | ||||
Detailed Quarterly Inspection (CARE Report) | ||||
Quarterly Walkthroughs with HOA (monthly as needed) | ||||
Reduced Emergency Rate | 30% | 30% | ||
Reduced Holiday Rate | 25% | 25% | ||
Vehicle & Equipment Discounts | 5% | |||
Free Custom Maintenance Plan & Ins. Schedule | ||||
Maintenance Plan Inspections | ||||
Preventive Maintenance on Components | ||||
Satisfy CC&R Insurance Requirements | ||||
Annual Progress Report & Planning for Board | ||||
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Our CAMPs allow communities to avoid expensive repairs so that effective maintenance planning and budgeting can occur.
First, our certified inspectors will plan your specific program through a complimentary walkthrough inspection audit, then our expert maintenance team will execute the plan; modifying it year to year as building and common area conditions change.
CAMP stands for Common Area Maintenance Program. It is ProTec’s structured maintenance program for communities that want a more organized way to care for shared property components, reduce deferred maintenance, stay ahead of repairs, and maximize maintenance money.
Regular work orders are usually reactive - something breaks, someone reports it, and then the board or manager responds. CAMP creates a planned maintenance rhythm through recurring service, property familiarity, documentation, and prioritization. It helps your community manage maintenance instead of constantly chasing it.
The right program depends on your property size, age, maintenance history, budget, and how proactive your board wants to be. ProTec can start with a complimentary walkthrough and recommend the program that best fits your needs.
No. CAMPs can support communities of different sizes. Smaller communities may need basic Time & Material Program to stay ahead of small repairs, while larger or more complex properties may benefit from a more structured Preventive Maintenance CAMP with inspections, scheduled service days, and ongoing reporting.
The scope depends on the type of CAMP service your community selects (Building Maintenance, Facilities Maintenance, Lighting Maintenance, Janitorial Maintenance, Plumbing Maintenance etc.). Each program is tailored to a specific set of needs, from everyday repairs like carpentry, gates, concrete, fencing, and painting, to specialized upkeep like lighting system checks, janitorial services, or plumbing components.
Should your community have a project that goes beyond routine maintenance, our construction team can step in to provide a bid, ensuring the right team handles the job and your community gets the results you expect. This lets us match the right team and expertise to every task.
Yes. CAMPs are designed to support the board and management team, not replace their decision-making. Work can be prioritized based on safety, urgency, budget, board direction, resident impact, and the overall condition of the property.
CAMPs are most effective when the community uses the program consistently on set days/times. The goal is to create a steady maintenance rhythm so small items do not build up. Depending on the structure of your agreement, service time may be scheduled around recurring needs, board priorities, property reviews, or approved maintenance items.
If additional work is needed, ProTec can help identify the next steps. Some items may be handled through additional approved maintenance time at the same reduced hourly rate, while larger repairs may require a separate proposal. CAMPs helps surface those needs earlier so the board can plan instead of being surprised.
No. CAMPs do not replace a reserve study. A reserve study helps plan for major component repair and replacement over time. CAMPs support the day-to-day and recurring maintenance of the property and can provide useful observations, documentation, maintenance history that may support future planning conversations, and the ability to extend the useful life of components… saving you money!
CAMPs cannot guarantee insurance coverage, lending approval, or compliance with lender requirements. However, a documented maintenance program can help show that the community is actively maintaining common areas, addressing visible concerns, and reducing deferred maintenance. That documentation can be valuable when boards, managers, insurers, lenders, or reserve professionals need to understand how the property is being cared for.
No maintenance program can prevent every emergency. However, our CAMPs can help reduce avoidable emergencies by identifying and addressing visible issues earlier. A proactive maintenance approach gives the community a better chance to correct problems before they become urgent, expensive, or disruptive.
Reporting may include photos, notes, completed work, visible maintenance concerns, and recommended next steps. The purpose is to give the board and manager clear information they can actually use - what was found, what was done, what still needs attention, and what should be prioritized next.
Provides the manager a maintenance partner they can count on, clearer documentation, and a more organized way to communicate maintenance needs to the board. Instead of starting from scratch each time a problem comes up, the manager has a team that knows the property, tracks recurring issues, and helps keep common area maintenance moving.
Clear reporting and photo documentation make it easier for the board to explain what is being maintained, why work is being prioritized, and how the association is protecting the property. This can help reduce confusion and give homeowners more confidence that maintenance is being handled responsibly.
Yes. Community needs change. A property may need more support during certain seasons, after inspections, as components age, or when the board wants to become more proactive. CAMP can be reviewed and adjusted so the program continues to fit the property’s needs and budget.
That is a fair concern. CAMPs should be viewed as a way to manage maintenance more intentionally, not simply as another expense. By finding issues earlier, reducing emergency work, limiting deferred maintenance, and creating better documentation, CAMPs can help the board make smarter use of maintenance dollars and avoid some of the higher costs that come from waiting too long.
Common areas shape the way residents, buyers, vendors, managers, and board members experience the community. When maintenance is consistent, safety items are addressed, and visible repairs are not allowed to build up, the property is better positioned to maintain appearance, functionality, and long-term value.
A ProTec team member will learn more about your community, discuss your current maintenance challenges, and help determine which CAMP option may be the best fit. From there, they can provide a complimentary walkthrough and help outline the recommended program, expected service structure, and next steps for board review.
CAMP gives your community a smarter, more organized way to maintain common areas, reduce deferred maintenance, protect property values, and give the board confidence in the work being done.