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Built for the work you actually do
UpKeep runs maintenance for 4,000+ teams across manufacturing plants, distribution centers, hospitals, campuses, and city yards. Start from your industry or from your role.
BY INDUSTRY
Find your industry
The assets are different in every industry, and so is what breaks. These pages start from the equipment you actually run.
Manufacturing & Plants
Keep the line running. PMs on runtime, condition monitoring, and safety recordkeeping on one platform.
Wholesale & Distribution
Dock doors, conveyors, refrigeration, and lift trucks, with cost and downtime comparable by site.
Food & Beverage
Sanitation, cold chain, and changeovers, with the audit record produced by doing the work.
Facility Management
One team maintaining buildings, systems, and the requests that come from every tenant.
Healthcare
Facilities and equipment upkeep in a building that cannot close for a repair.
Property Management
Work requests from residents, turns between tenants, and the assets in every building.
Hospitality
Rooms back in service faster, with maintenance the front desk can actually see.
Restaurants
Refrigeration, fryers, and HVAC across every location, on one schedule.
Schools & Higher Education
Campus buildings, grounds, and buses maintained by a team that is always short-staffed.
Government & Public Works
Public buildings, vehicles, and infrastructure, with a record that survives an audit.
Energy & Utilities
Distributed assets and field crews, with condition data coming back from the edge.
Farming & Agriculture
Irrigation, harvest equipment, and cold storage kept running through the season.
Fitness & Recreation
Equipment uptime across every club, and the inspections that keep members safe.
Warehousing & Transportation
Dock equipment and material handling maintained alongside the trucks that move through them.
Churches & Non-Profits
Buildings and vehicles kept up by a small staff and volunteers who will never log in.
Mining
Haul fleet and fixed plant on one record, with work that keeps going where there is no signal.
Car Washes
Tunnel equipment, chemical systems, and PMs on wash counts across every site.
Parking & Garages
Gates, payment equipment, lighting, and structure across lots with nobody on site.
Golf & Country Clubs
Turf equipment on engine hours, irrigation, carts, and the clubhouse on one record.
Attractions & Entertainment
Daily ride rounds with sign-off, refrigeration monitoring, and corrective actions that close.
Airports & Aviation
Terminal and airside equipment across a building that never closes, with contractor sign-off.
Marinas
Lift inspections, dock rounds, and fuel system records on a seasonal schedule.
EV Charging
Fault triage and contractor dispatch across unattended sites, with uptime per charger.
Laundromats
PMs on cycle counts, machine-level history, and out-of-order hours per store.
Convenience & Fuel
Dispensers, coolers, and food equipment across the forecourt, with staff reporting free.
Car Dealerships
Lift inspections, shop equipment uptime, and manufacturer facility standards.
Senior Living
Resident requests from care staff, life safety rounds, and survey-ready evidence.
Multifamily
Resident requests, make-ready turns, and cost per unit across a portfolio.
Breweries & Craft Beverage
Brewhouse, glycol, and packaging line with CIP records attached to the vessel.
Data Centers
Critical plant PMs, contractor permits, and the evidence an uptime audit asks for.
Self-Storage
Gates, doors, and climate control across facilities that run on one manager.
BY ROLE
Find your job
Maintenance, operations, and reliability buy for different reasons. These pages start from what you are measured on.
Owners & Franchisees
For the owner who is rarely on site: what each location costs, and whether the work actually happened.
Safety Managers
For the manager measured on an incident rate: reporting without logins, and corrective actions that close.
Executives
For the leader who has to defend the number: downtime, cost, and a capital case with evidence behind it.
Maintenance Teams
For the manager who owns the backlog: work orders, PMs, parts, and technicians who will use it.
Operations Teams
For the leader who owns the whole site: cost, downtime, and how the parts of the operation connect.
Reliability Teams
For the engineer chasing failure modes: condition monitoring, MTBF, and root cause on real data.
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Not sure which one fits?
Tell us what you maintain and we will show you how teams like yours have it set up.