Office space trailers are handy for out-of-town construction sites. They're useful for meetings, setting up a communications point, and giving shelter to workers living miles from the work site.
Quality office space trailers need regular maintenance. Unlike typical buildings, they require a special set of routines. Learn more about them below.
Suspensions
Trailers need suspension to absorb shock from any seismic activity and the weight of individuals boarding it. Regular suspension checks ensure these components work well and efficiently absorb mechanical shock and vibration. That said, your maintenance technician will check either side of the contact patch of the tires to ensure its stability.
Brakes
Brakes keep your trailers safe while on the road – a most important feature if your office space trailer travels to multiple sites. Poor brakes can cause collisions between the trailer and the lead vehicle. That said, check if the brake fluid has recently been changed and if the contacts work efficiently when triggered. Replace faulty brakes when found to ensure your safety on the road.
Roofs
Mobile trailers have special roofs with their own insulation system and external heat and weather resistance. They're much more durable than typical residential and vehicle roofs, but they can still suffer damage exposed to the elements without shade or external protection. For any roof issues, call your rental service to provide maintenance and repair any roof holes from a recent storm.
Rooms
Sometimes, a rental or newly purchased trailer will have its respective issues. Check if the trailer has broken doors, exposed wiring, poor window insulation, plumbing, and others. Point these out to the manufacturer or rental company for proper refurbishing.
With Miller Office Trailers, well-maintained trailers for office and residential use are always part of our selection. We provide new and used rental trailers that are sanitized and repaired for optimal use. Call us today to learn more about our products and services.
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