On this podcast episode with Jeff from Structura View, we broke down why preventative maintenance isn’t a cost—it’s an investment. A small upfront expense for a thermal inspection today can prevent massive repair bills, structural damage, and operational downtime in the future.
The goal? 10x to 100x returns by catching issues before they become expensive failures. The smartest property managers and contractors know: Waiting until a problem is visible means you’ve already lost.📸 Make the smart move today. Book a thermal inspection and protect your assets before small issues turn into major expenses.
Both Jeff Carrillo from Structura View 
and Marvin Rosario from Airweb Digital , provide not just the flight but the full-picture insights that help utilities and infrastructure teams make smarter decisions.
TRANSCRIPT
Marvin:
So what’s one thing every property manager or contractor should do today to avoid massive repair costs in the future?
Jeff:
I would say just be proactive. Don’t wait till you have problems to do something about it, because that’s when they become the most costly. Whether you’re utilizing drone based thermography and or hiring a roofing contractor or a consultant, just make sure you’re doing something proactive to stay on top of conditions and try to catch problems before they become catastrophic.
It’ll save you so much more money in the end, even though it does come at a cost upfront, the cost is usually nominal and in comparison to what you will experience later by neglecting it.
Marvin:
I like what you said earlier too, about the cost down the line could be tens of thousands, even a hundred thousand dollars plus versus the the investment upfront, a couple thousand dollars.It looks like you’re trying to give clients that 10x to 100x return from using your services, which is a really nice play to, to value it. It’s something that preventative maintenance does come at a cost, but it’s looked at more as an investment because it’s saving you time and money down in the future.
