Occupied clinic areas
Identify consultation rooms, waiting areas and corridors. Record operating hours, restrictions and the person who authorizes access.
For healthcare properties and clinics
PAC helps clinic operators, facility managers and procurement teams define work for AC equipment, ducts, water tanks, floors, pest concerns and building assets. Scope each service around occupied areas, access rules and operating hours.

Property context
Reception, consultation rooms, corridors, support spaces and plant areas may have different operating patterns and responsible teams. Define these boundaries before scheduling work.
For restricted areas, name the approving contact and any escort or timing requirements before work is proposed.
What PAC should review
Start with the building layout, asset list and areas where work can be performed.
Identify consultation rooms, waiting areas and corridors. Record operating hours, restrictions and the person who authorizes access.
Separate reception, washrooms, storage and building-wide systems by ownership and service responsibility.
List AC equipment, accessible duct sections, water tanks and any service records available for review.
Record the sites, included areas, tasks, visit pattern, access rules, required records and exclusions.
For restricted areas, name the approving contact and any escort or timing requirements before work is proposed.
Relevant PAC services
These PAC categories can be scoped individually or considered together after the site, assets and access requirements are reviewed.

Review cleaning and maintenance needs for AC equipment serving occupied areas. Confirm unit types and accessible components before pricing.

Identify duct routes, grilles and access points before defining cleaning work. AC equipment and ductwork require separate scopes.

Review tank access, condition and available service history before setting tank cleaning work. Testing or other water tasks must be specified separately.

Define floor work by surface material, area use and permitted access. Agree on the areas and proposed treatment before service.

Share sighting locations, affected areas and previous treatment information so inspection and any treatment can be scoped for the site.

Review planned maintenance and technical support for named building assets, sites and service categories under a defined arrangement.
PAC's assessment approach
First establish which areas PAC may enter, which assets are involved and what the facility team needs documented.
Map consultation areas, shared spaces, support rooms, plant areas and restricted zones.
Confirm operating hours, approvals, escort requirements and workable service windows.
Review available AC and water records, floor materials and reported pest activity.
Separate immediate tasks from work that may need a planned visit pattern.
Send the city, number of sites, approximate areas, operating hours, asset information and the issue you want reviewed. For a reported air concern, describe its location and history before selecting a service.
The final proposal should state assumptions, included tasks and exclusions.
Service process
The facility team can review each stage before visits are scheduled.
Provide locations, building use, operating hours, affected areas and available asset records.
Identify accessible AC units, duct sections, tanks, floor types and pest concern locations.
Agree on tasks, included areas, frequency, access needs, records and exclusions.
Plan visits around facility activity and required permissions, subject to availability.
Use agreed findings and completion notes to discuss follow-up work or a visit pattern.
Service options
Both arrangements need a defined scope. The proposal should show what is included for each site.
| Planning point | One-time work | Recurring contract |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | A named task, area or asset at a specific site. | Named services, sites, areas and assets across agreed visits. |
| Timing | One agreed access window. | A planned visit pattern and access windows. |
| Records | Findings or completion notes if included in the work order. | Records and review points stated in the agreement. |
| Exclusions | Work outside the individual quote. | Unlisted tasks, assets or call-outs unless added. |
Ask PAC to confirm frequency, records and any response arrangements in the written proposal. Explore PAC Service Contracts ↗
Saudi Arabia coverage
PAC accepts commercial enquiries across Saudi Arabia. Service availability, site visits and the final scope depend on the city and requested work.
Discuss your locationShare enough detail for an initial conversation about the building, service needs and a possible assessment.
3688 Khurais Branch Road, Al Rawdah, 13211, Riyadh
Abdulmalik Bin Zahir Street, Al Safa Dist. 23451, Jeddah
info@pac.com.sa
07.00 am - 12.00 am

Plan the next step
PAC can review your sites, assets and service windows, then confirm a suitable assessment path.
Common points to settle before facility work is scoped.
Yes. Share the site count, locations, building layouts and responsible contact for each site. The proposal can then name the sites, areas and tasks within the agreed scope.
Do not assume it is. PAC lists AC Care and Duct Care separately. Ask for the AC equipment, duct sections and access points to be specified in writing.
Share the operating hours, restricted areas, approval process and preferred access windows. PAC can review suitable timing and confirm it in the proposal, subject to availability.
It should state the sites, included areas and assets, tasks, visit frequency, access arrangements, completion records and exclusions. Any call-out or response terms should also be written down.
No. The concern may call for selected air testing, moisture inspection, AC work or duct work. Describe the location, symptoms and history so the right assessment can be discussed.
This page covers PAC’s listed building and facility services. Any specialist clinical requirement should be discussed separately and included only if PAC confirms it can provide that specific work.