Managing agent for Singapore strata, commercial and industrial property since 2006 — with our own cleaning, security and maintenance teams.
The real register — residential, commercial and industrial. Open one to see the estate, its facilities and the resident forms we maintain for it.
Five disciplines, delivered by our own people rather than a chain of subcontractors.
Agenda to minutes, budgets to AGMs, contractors to defects — we run the estate the council is responsible for.
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Planned and reactive maintenance across M&E, structure and grounds, supported by our own vendor bench.
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Eco-conscious janitorial with non-toxic chemicals and trained operators. NEA licensed.
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Licensed officers, mobile patrols, CCTV and screening, and command centre operations.
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Placement and career guidance, plus in-house training across cleaning, FM and security.
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When the cleaning crew, the security officers and the maintenance team all answer to the same group, a complaint on Monday does not become three phone calls and a fortnight of chasing.
Strata-titled management — the managing agent your MCST appoints.
Facilities management across M&E, building fabric and grounds.
Cleaning services, licensed by the National Environment Agency.
Manpower, security and training, licensed by the Police Licensing & Regulatory Department.
Thirty years in facilities management before a single client was ours.
Thomas Leom left a government-owned estate management team, spent years inside private managing agents, and founded Weavepact in June 2006 with one goal — to raise the standard of strata, property and facilities management, and to build a genuine relationship between a company and the people who live and work in the buildings it looks after.
Over the following decade he grew the group from a new outfit into a one-stop integrated facilities provider, adding cleaning, maintenance and security, then manpower and training in 2016.
Tell us about your development and we will come back with a scope, a service plan and a fee proposal — no obligation.
