Facility & Asset Management
Facility management company in Lagos
Our work continues long after the ribbon-cutting. We look after buildings so they keep their value, cost less to run and serve their users well.
Titan offers 24/7 preventive and corrective maintenance, energy optimisation, security, cleaning and tenant-relations services. Digital maintenance-management (CMMS) platforms give owners a live view of the condition of their assets, helping extend their life and cut operating costs.
Property management experience
Our principal is a member of the International Facility Management Association (IFMA) and has coordinated the management of property portfolios in Lagos worth over five billion naira, including Yinka Folawiyo Plaza and Yinka Folawiyo Towers in Apapa, Manuwa Court and Parkview Court in Ikoyi, and 9a Ribadu Road, Ikoyi.
Why a builder makes a better facility manager
We understand how buildings are put together, so we can find the cause of a leak, crack or power fault rather than just treating the symptom. Many of the buildings we have delivered, we still maintain today.
How it works
Facility & Asset Management, level by level
A clear sequence with a decision at each level, so you always know what happens next.
- LEVEL 01
Condition survey
We inspect the building and its systems.
- LEVEL 02
Maintenance plan
A planned programme, budget and response times.
- LEVEL 03
Mobilise
Staff, contractors and CMMS set up.
- LEVEL 04
Operate
Routine maintenance, call-outs and tenant services.
- LEVEL 05
Report
Regular reports on asset condition, costs and energy use.
FAQ
Questions about facility & asset management
Do you only manage buildings you built?
No. We manage buildings built by others too. We start with a condition survey so we know exactly what we are taking on.
Do you offer 24-hour cover?
Yes. We provide 24/7 preventive and corrective maintenance.
Related services
Planning a build in Lagos?
Tell us about your site, your budget and your timeline. We will arrange a visit and give you a clear, priced proposal.
