Premium Facility Services specializes in commercial properties, including parking lots, parking garages, retail centers, office buildings, industrial facilities, HOAs, and multi-location portfolios.

No. Our focus is exclusively on commercial and facility services, which enables us to deliver the standards, scale, and scheduling required for professional properties.

We deliver a comprehensive range of exterior and facility services, including parking lot and parking garage maintenance, parking lot striping, pressure washing, asphalt sealcoating, concrete spalling repairs, and additional property maintenance solutions.

We provide both one-time services and ongoing maintenance programs, tailored to your property's specific needs and long-term objectives.

Yes. We accommodate flexible scheduling, including evenings and weekends, to reduce disruption to tenants, customers, and daily operations.

Asphalt sealcoating involves applying a protective sealant that shields pavement from UV rays, moisture, oil spills, and surface wear. This process extends pavement lifespan, enhances appearance, and lowers long-term repair and replacement expenses.

Commercial asphalt surfaces typically require sealcoating every 2–3 years, though frequency varies based on traffic levels and environmental conditions.

We serve the greater gulf coast area and WNY. Coverage includes, but is not limited to, Louisiana: Baton Rouge, Kenner, Metairie, New Orleans, Slidell, Morgan City, Alexandria, Ponchatoula. Alabama: Mobile, Bay Minette, Foley, Dauphin Island, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, Summerdale. Mississippi: Bay St Louis, Gulfport, Pascagoula, Picayune. Service offerings may vary by region. Contact us to discuss your project and receive a free quote.

Commercial properties typically require restriping every 12–24 months, with frequency determined by traffic volume, weather conditions, and surface wear.

Spalling repair addresses the restoration of concrete, brick, or stone surfaces damaged by spalling—a deterioration process where materials break off in flakes or fragments due to weathering, freeze-thaw cycles, water infiltration, corrosion of reinforcing elements, or aging. The repair process involves: assessment of damage extent and underlying cause; surface preparation through removal of loose debris and spalled material using chipping, grinding, or sandblasting; selection of appropriate repair materials such as cementitious patching compounds, epoxy resins, or polymer-modified mortars that match existing material properties; application of repair material through troweling or spraying to ensure proper bonding; curing to allow the material to harden and develop full strength; finishing to match surrounding surfaces, including application of sealants or protective coatings when necessary; and ongoing monitoring to verify repair effectiveness and prevent further spalling.