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Preventative maintenance

A written, measured PM programme that catches drift before it becomes downtime — and cuts your hourly rate from $200 to $125 while it does.

Unplanned downtime is the most expensive way to run a plant. A preventative maintenance programme is how you stop buying it — and our downtime cost calculator will show you, in your own numbers, what a year of surprise failures actually costs.

What a Keystone PM programme includes

  • Scheduled recurring visits — monthly, quarterly, or on the interval your equipment justifies, running a defined route.
  • A written programme — tasks, intervals, and what "good" looks like for every reading, documented so your own team can run it without us.
  • Equipment baselines and trending — vibration, thermal and insulation readings recorded over time, so drift is caught while it is still drift and not yet a 2am phone call.
  • Filtration and fluid management — oil condition, hydraulic cleanliness, grease quantities and intervals done by the numbers, not by feel.
  • Spare-parts planning — the shortlist of parts worth shelving, driven by criticality rather than habit.
  • Priority response — PM customers go to the front of the queue when something does fail.

The rate advantage is the point

With a PM agreement, every hour of work — planned or emergency — bills at $125/hour instead of $200. That is not a loyalty gimmick: knowing your equipment before it breaks genuinely makes every callout faster, and we pass the difference on. Most plants find the agreement pays for itself the first time it turns a breakdown into a scheduled repair. Full terms on the pricing page.

Built on measurement, not mileage

Calendar-based PM wastes effort on healthy machines and misses the one about to fail. Where the equipment justifies it we trend condition instead — bearing condition from the L10 life and regrease numbers, motor health from insulation trends, machine health from MTBF and availability and OEE. Priorities come from an asset criticality score, so the critical machines get the attention and the trivial ones stop stealing it.

Yours to keep

The programme we write belongs to you. If you take it in-house tomorrow, it still works — that is deliberate, and it is why plants trust us with it. Most keep us on the route anyway, because the baselines are worth more when the same instruments and the same eyes read them every visit.

Ready to see the whole offer? The PM agreement page lays it out end to end — the rate mechanics, the objections answered, and a calculator for your own downtime numbers.

Start with one conversation

Tell us the machines that scare you and we will build the first route around those. A PM programme does not have to start plant-wide to start paying.

Machine down, or planning ahead?

Call and you get a technician, not a call centre. On-site across Southern California, remote support nationwide.