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BUILDING MAINTENANCE

Tips, tricks, troubleshooting guides, resources, and more to resolve your 
maintenance concerns and keep your modular buildings in top-condition.

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Thank you for choosing BOXX Modular for your work space needs! 

On this page, you will find:

  • Troubleshooting tips, tricks, and guidance related to common maintenance questions, issues, and concerns.
  • Resources, steps, and guidelines related to regular and seasonal maintenance requirements.

If you need assistance or have any questions at any time, please contact your local BOXX Modular branch and our expert sales and service teams will be happy to help!

Maintenance Requirements

It is important to remember that your rental agreement includes requirements for regular and seasonal maintenance of all BOXX Modular units.

When it comes to regular and seasonal maintenance requirements, you must ensure:

  • These services are performed by a qualified service technician, or
  • You contact your local BOXX Modular team to coordinate the service (applicable charges may apply).

This will help you ensure:

  • Your units are in top working condition at all times, and that
  • Costly damage is prevented.

Please read the tips below to ensure you are familiar with our policies and do not hesitate to contact us with any questions!

  • Your lease includes service by BOXX Modular and its authorized subcontractors for repairs and maintenance of the building and equipment resulting from routine wear. 
    • This does NOT include HVAC filters and light bulbs.

  • Your lease does not include charges for any service performed by other vendors or individuals without prior, written approval from BOXX Modular.

  • Your lease does not include janitorial services, service charges to repair damages or failures caused by improper or inadequate electrical service, theft and vandalism, physical damage caused by accidents, negligence, extreme weather, and/or Acts of God.

  • The customer is responsible for the re-leveling and/or necessary adjustments to the building and doors that may be needed due to settlement of the site's ground surface.

  • BOXX Modular is not responsible for frozen water in piping. 
  • You must receive written authorization from BOXX Modular before making:
    • Repairs (in order to be reimbursed for any work that is done to the building).
    • Modifications to the building.

  • Relocation of any BOXX building must be pre-approved by BOXX Modular.

Regular Maintenance

Housekeeping
Tips for Minimizing Damage
Before Returning Your Unit(s)

HOUSEKEEPING

It is important to schedule routine maintenance for all of your modular buildings, with best practice having maintenance occur every 1 (ideal) to 3 (maximum) months.

All maintenance should:

General Housekeeping

General cleaning is important when it comes to maintaining proper functionality of your building(s), as well as preventing build-up and related damages. We suggest regular, general cleaning for:

  • Kitchen areas, appliances, and fixtures.

  • Bathrooms, including toilets and sinks.
    • PRO TIP: Never flush anything down a toilet that isn't toilet paper to avoid clogging and plumbing issues.

  • All surfaces and floors.

To maintain the exterior of and area around your unit, it is important to:

  • Inspect and clear any surrounding debris and/or clutter (such as tools, equipment, twigs, leaves, etc.).

  • Inspect and clear any ice and snow (when applicable).

  • For all mobile units: Inspect all tires and ensure they are properly inflated.

HVAC System Housekeeping

The BARD HVAC filter system equipped to your unit(s) takes care of both heating and cooling.

BARD HVAC filter systems require routine inspection and servicing every 30 days (minimum) to ensure functionality and mitigate costly repairs. This includes:

  • Routine filter changes (in extreme and/or dusty conditions, please change filter more frequently as needed)
  • Routine coil cleaning

In the event that you hear any unusual noises (ex. rattling) or smell anything unusual (ex. burning) coming from a BARD unit, please report to your local service team immediately. 

Instructions For Changing Filter:

  1. Prior to changing the filter, always ensure:
    • The BARD system's internal breaker is switched off (internal breaker location marked on image). 
    • All HVAC/BARD system breakers in the electrical panel are switched off. 
    • If Applicable: The safety breaker/disconnect switch has been switched off (located adjacent to the BARD system). Please note that not all units have this switch.

  2. Remove the center service door by removing the screws (center service door marked on image).

  3. Slide out old filter.

  4. Slide in new filter with the arrow facing up.

  5. Switch all breakers switched off in step 1 back on.

Please ensure you are cleaning the filter at least once every 30 days. If conditions are excessively dusty, please clean more often as required.

Instructions for Cleaning Filter:

  1. The filter can be removed from behind the front grill of the unit.

  2. Once the filter is removed, wash with warm water and let dry completely OR vacuum the filter.

  3. Although the filter is reusable, there will come a time when it needs to be replaced. If the filter is too worn down to filter properly, please replace with a new one.

TIPS FOR MINIMIZING DAMAGE

Please reference the helpful tips and tricks below to help you and your team avoid potential damage to your unit(s) and minimize the potential for repair/return charges.

  • Use Command hooks whenever possible on drywall, doors, and FRP.

  • Use corkboards rather than pinning notes/material directly onto the drywall. 

  • If anything must be screwed into the wall, put the screws through the batten strips. This makes for a much easier, cheaper repair.

  • We recommend having floor savers if using swivel chairs. 
  • Please note that any additional circuits added by the client will be removed at their cost. 

  • Ensure there is water supplied to your unit(s) before powering up the pump(s), as running them dry will cause serious damage. 

  • The hot water heater must be filled with water, with all air evacuated from the system, before turning on the water heater electrical breaker.
    • If you fail to do so, you may damage the water heater element.

  • Ensure waste water is being dealt with correctly (i.e. into a tank, internal or external, or into a sewage system). 
    • Care must be taken to prevent pump damage from running dry.

  • Ensure nothing inappropriate is flushed down toilets and sinks, either deliberately or accidentally. Paper towels, rags, mop string, feminine hygiene products, etc. can plug a sewage pump, causing down time and costly repair charges.

  • If you plan on disconnecting the power and/or leaving units unheated for any period of time, you must ensure your systems are properly winterized.

  • If signs or brackets must be screwed to the exterior of a unit, try to use the existing siding screws.

  • Adding gutters and/or canopies (that are not part of a BOXX Modular add-on package) is a client cost. 
    • Please be mindful to correctly install to avoid potential damage(s) to the roof (which may cause further damage over time).
    • All gutters and canopies must be removed prior to transport.

Before Returning Your Unit(s)

BOXX Modular has not charged a cleaning deposit. As such, please be advised that a standard cleaning charge may be applied to remove trash, clean floor(s), wipe down windows, etc.

To avoid additional cleaning charges, the building should be returned in the same shape it was when received.

Please reference the checklist below to help you and your team ensure your unit(s) are ready for transport.

  1. Sweep and/or vacuum floor(s).

  2. Remove all data, communication, and fire alarm fixtures and wiring.

  3. Remove any furniture and equipment that is not owned by BOXX Modular.

  4. Remove all obstructions such as construction debris, skirting, tie downs, custom stairs, ramps, fences, landscaping, plumbing, piping, and any other equipment not leased from BOXX Modular (unless otherwise stated in contract details).

  5. Remove all personal belongings.

  6. Ensure the building(s) being returned are accessible by truck. This includes:
    • Access to and area around the unit is clear.
    • Access to the unit is not through an area that has soft ground, large amounts of mud, or excessively wet grass.

  7. Stands and staircases are visible and not sunken into grass or mud.

  8. Disconnect hydro and plumbing.

  9. Winterize, drain, and evacuate the unit of water, regardless of the season.
  10. Ensure the unit key is in the deadbolt.
    • If no key is available, locks will need to be replaced and a charge will be incurred.

  11. Please note that: If there is a wait time associated with preparing the site for the removal transport, a charge may be incurred for the delay.

Please note that our tear down and return fees only cover items that were leased. Any problems or symptoms beyond the scope of this guide should be handled by a BOXX Modular service technician or an approved subcontractor.

Seasonal Maintenance

Spring Maintenance (Preparing for Summer)
Fall Maintenance (Preparing for Winter)
Preparing for Summer

Spring Maintenance

Every year, it is important to schedule spring maintenance for all of your modular buildings in order to prepare for the summer season.

Below, we've outlined the necessary steps to prepare your unit(s) for the heat.

Coming Soon

Preparing for Winter

Fall Maintenance

Every year, it is important to schedule fall maintenance for all of your modular buildings in order to prepare for the winter season.

Below, we've outlined the necessary steps to prepare your unit(s) for the cold.

1. BARD HVAC System

Each BARD HVAC system requires seasonal servicing twice per year: once in the spring for A/C, and once in the fall for heating. 

You can either:

  • Do your best to retain heat. Please keep windows and doors closed and ensure your thermostat is set at a warm, stable temperature at all times.

  • If hooking up to a power generator, please speak with an electrician to ensure the proper power requirements are met according to the size of your unit(s).
    • Please note that we do not recommend the use of power generators due to voltage spikes.

2. Shut-Down Periods and Winterization

If your site office is equipped with plumbing and/or fixtures, you must consider the following.

If you are shutting down your operations for any period of time (ex. for weekends or holidays), you must either:

  1. Ensure heat is left on at all times, or
  2. Ensure your systems are properly winterized.

We recommend option 1, keeping heat on to avoid freezing issues, as this is the easiest option.  

A shut-down applies to any period of time where power will be disconnected, i.e. heat will be shut off, even if it's just a few days.

It is important to either 1) ensure heat is left on, or 2) that units are properly winterized (when disconnecting the power and/or leaving units unheated) to prevent damage.

If units are left unheated and are not properly winterized, waterlines will freeze and pipes will likely burst. Once defrosted, leaks, plumbing damage, and water damage are very likely, and in most cases, very costly.

OPTION 1

If you choose to leave the power on during shutdown periods (recommended), it's important to ensure:

  • You maintain an average temperature of ~16 degrees C inside units at all times
  • If on a power generator (not recommended): 
    • Ensure gas is full (running out of gas while running WILL damage the BARD unit). 
    • An electrician has assured proper power requirements are met according to the size of your unit(s).

OPTION 2:

For Water Tanks with Pump Assemblies:

Tanks need to be emptied, pumps drained via the drain plug, and waterlines blown out. Ensure the waste and water tanks as well as the vent system (toilet tanks, bowls, urinals, and traps) are emptied before they are unplugged, with environmentally-friendly antifreeze added to the pump priming port(s) afterwards.

To Avoid Any Issues, Ensure Your:

  • Plumbing/water lines are blown out or filled with antifreeze prior to shutdown.
  • Fixtures and p-traps have antifreeze added.
  • Urinal water lines (vertical drops to flush valve) need to be blown out and/or have antifreeze added.

Downloadable Guide:

Plumbing Winterization Checklist

Always Ensure That:

  • During cooler months, you never disconnect heat (electricity) from the unit(s) until plumbing fixtures and lines have been drained and properly evacuated of all water. 
    • If this is not done, the pipes will freeze and burst. Charges will be applied if unit is not adequately drained.

If your unit(s) is equipped with any of the following:

  • Holding tanks with or without pumps
  • Hot water tanks
  • Washrooms with porcelain fixtures
  • Surface mounted plumbing and in-wall/in-floor plumbing and fixtures

AND you plan on disconnecting the power and leaving units unheated for any period of time, even if it's just a few days. This applies to all units with plumbing, such as portable washroom units and buildings with kitchens.

Please Note:

  • In areas where weather is consistently cold and/or temperatures are unpredictable, winterization is recommended year round.
  • Winterization is required prior to transport, regardless of the season.
  • If units are left unheated, are not properly winterized, and damage is incurred as a result, the necessary repairs are a client expense.

Troubleshooting

Electrical
Air Conditioning
Plumbing
Heating
Hot Water Heater
Doors

Below you will find tips and information related to troubleshooting common maintenance concerns, along with common solutions.

If you are unable to resolve the issue(s) you are experiencing, we recommend contacting your local service team for further advice and assistance.

If scheduling a service call is needed, please ensure that:

  • Maintenance services are performed by a qualified service technician, or
  • You schedule service with your local BOXX Modular team (applicable charges may apply).

Electrical

Please Note:

  • All electrical concerns should be handled by a qualified electrician.
  • We do not recommend the use of power generators due to voltage spikes.
  • Occupancy sensors can be turned off. Please contact your local BOXX service technician for instructions.

Common Concerns

  • Is the unit properly hooked up to 120/240 volts with the proper sized wire?

  • Double check that all breakers are on, including the main breaker (certain types of breakers appear to be on but may not be tripped completely. Switch fully off and then on again).

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • Double check that all breakers are on, including the main breaker (certain types of breakers appear to be on but may not be tripped completely. Flip breakers off and on again).

  • Double check that all switches are on. If bulbs are burned out, replace. 
    • Please note that replacing bulbs is a client responsibility. 

If bulbs are in good condition and still don't work, please contact us for assistance.

  • It's highly likely that the light ballasts are cold. Flickering usually stops after a few minutes as they warm up. 

If flickering persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • In the flickering light fixture, replace one bulb at a time.

If flickering persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • Try changing the bulb(s).

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • Check the GFCI receptacle in the bathroom (when applicable).
    • If tripped, reset.

  • Double check that all related breakers are on.

If there is still no power, please contact us for assistance.

  • Check to see if there are too many cords plugged into the same receptacle that could be causing an overload in the circuit.
    • Please Note: If a circuit is overloaded, the breaker is designed to trip. It's important to be aware of the amount of power being used per circuit to prevent trips. 
      • High-draw items like space heaters, fridges, microwaves and some office equipment can trip breakers easily, and may need their own circuit.
      • It's good practice to add-up the wattage consumption of the devices plugged into each receptacle and ensure it does not exceed what the breaker is designed to handle.
      • Service calls resulting from a circuit overload may be billable.

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

Plumbing

Please Note:

  • Ensure there is water supplied to the unit(s) BEFORE powering up the pumps.
    • Running them dry will cause serious damage. 
  • Ensure waste water is being dealt with correctly (i.e. into a tank, internal or external, or sewage system). 
    • Care must be taken to prevent pump damage from running dry.
  • Never flush anything down a toilet or sink that is not toilet paper to avoid plugging the sewage pump. This includes: Paper towels, rags, mop strings, etc.
    • Plugging the sewage pump can cause downtime and costly repairs.

Common Concerns

  • Check your toilet(s): if the water has evaporated, sewer gas can enter the interior. Open the door to air out the unit(s), then simply flush the toilets to refill bowls with water.
    • Note that this may apply to sinks if p-traps are dry, or if the vacuum truck that empties the sewage has too much power.
    • This occurs most commonly on sites where the women's side is not used, or if a cubicle is being used for storage.

If the smell persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • Check to ensure the water tank is full.

  • Check the circuit breaker to see if the pump is receiving power.

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • It's very likely that the flush valves require adjusting, as they can shift during transport.

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • It's very likely that the toilet has shifted, and/or the unit is not level. Please adjust.

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • It is likely that your unit(s) were not properly winterized, and/or left without power in freezing temperatures. 
    • In cold weather, it is important to either 1) keep inside temperatures above freezing by ensuring heat is left on, or 2) that your unit(s) are properly winterized (when disconnecting the power or leaving units unheated) to prevent damage.
    • If units are left unheated and are not properly winterized, waterlines will freeze. Once defrosted, leaks, plumbing damage, and water damage are very likely, and in most cases, very costly. 

  • For winterization information, please reference the Shut Down Periods and Winterization section under the Seasonal Maintenance category.

If repairs are required or this was not the case, please contact us for assistance.

Hot Water Heater

Please Note:

  • The hot water heater must be filled with water, with all air evacuated from the system, before turning on the water heater electrical breaker.
    • If you fail to do so, you may damage the water heater element.
  • Ensure water lines on the exterior of the building are insulated and heat traced.

Common Concerns

  • For tank type heaters: Check the on/off switch and breaker in either the electrical panel and/or by the hot water heater.

  • For on demand heaters: First, check all associated breakers. 
    • Do not replace the sink aerator with a higher flow volume, as this will cause the heater to malfunction and reduce your hot water temperature.

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

Air Conditioning

Please Note:

  • The BARD HVAC filter system equipped to your unit(s) takes care of both heating and cooling.
    • BARD HVAC systems require routine inspection and servicing every 30 days (minimum). It's important to replace air filters at least once every 30 days to maintain proper air flow. 
  • Water dripping outside under the BARD unit is normal, especially in hot, humid weather. 
  • If the room is very hot when starting the A/C, please remember that it may take some time for it to cool down.
  • The A/C should not be left on when the space is unoccupied, as this is not energy efficient and causes unnecessary wear.

Common Concerns

  • First, check the building's thermostat:
    • Is the thermostat set to a reasonable temperature? If the temperature is set too low, the system may freeze up. We recommend a setting between 21°C and 24°C in warmer months for this reason.
    • Ensure the thermostat is set to the appropriate setting (i.e. heat vs. cool).
    • Double check that the batteries are charged. If not, remove the old batteries and let the thermostat reset for several minutes before replacing.
    • If using a Programmable Thermostat: Follow the program sequence on the thermostat. Instructions can usually be found under the cover. 

  • If the unit was very hot when the A/C was first turned on, please remember that it may take some time for it to cool down the room.

  • If the door to the unit(s) is opened continuously, it can cause the air to warm up faster than an A/C system can cool the air.
    • Try to slow traffic in and out of the unit until cooling is complete.

  • Ensure the external BARD system has at least a 3 foot clearance from any/all surrounding objects.

  • Ensure the unit(s) is properly hooked up to 120/240 volts with the proper size wire.

  • Ensure that the air flow within your building is not restricted:
    • Confirm that there is enough clearance around the internal ventilation.
    • Confirm that the filter is being replaced on a regular schedule. If not, please replace. If the old filter is excessively dusty, this can restrict the air flow.

  • Ensure the A/C breaker(s) in the electrical panel box are on. 

  • Ensure the BARD system's internal breaker is on (located behind the access panel on the right side of the BARD system). 

  • If applicable: Check that the safety breaker/disconnect is on (located adjacent to the BARD system). Please note that not all units have this switch.

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • Ensure that the air flow within your building(s) isn't restricted:
    • Confirm that there is enough clearance around the internal ventilation.
    • Confirm that the filter is being replaced on a regular schedule. If not, please replace. If the old filter is excessively dusty, this can restrict the air flow.

  • Check that the air diffusers are fully open.

  • If applicable: Ensure the return air (the grill on the inside wall, adjacent the external BARD system) is on and not covered. 

If the issues persists, please contact us for assistance.

Instructions For Changing Filter:

  1. Prior to changing the filter, always ensure:
    • The BARD system's internal breaker is switched off (internal breaker location marked on image). 
    • All HVAC/BARD system breakers in the electrical panel are switched off. 
    • If Applicable: The safety breaker/disconnect switch has been switched off (located adjacent to the BARD system). Please note that not all units have this switch.

  2. Remove the center service door by removing the screws (center service door marked on image).

  3. Slide out old filter.

  4. Slide in new filter with the arrow facing up.

  5. Switch all breakers switched off in step 1 back on.


If you have any questions or require further instruction, please contact us for assistance.

Some of our units have Through Wall A/C units. The below instructions are applicable to Through Wall A/C units only.

Common Concerns: Through Wall A/C

  • If the unit was very hot when the A/C was first turned on, please remember that it may take some time for it to cool down the room.

  • If the door to the unit(s) is opened continuously, it can cause the air to warm up faster than an A/C system can cool the air.
    • Try to slow traffic in and out of the unit until cooling is complete.

  • Ensure you are operating the thermostat correctly. 
    • The temperature control may not be set low enough. Try turning the knob to a lower setting.

  • Ensure that the air flow within the building(s) is not restricted:
    • Confirm that there is enough clearance around the A/C unit for air to circulate.
    • Confirm that the filter is being cleaned and/or replaced on a regular schedule. If not, please clean and/or replace. If the current filter is excessively dusty, this can restrict the air flow.

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • Ensure the voltage is correct (120 or 220 volts per A/C requirements).

  • Ensure the electrical is hooked up properly.

  • Ensure the circuit breaker is not tripped.

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • The filter can be removed from behind the front grill of the unit.

  • Once the filter is removed, wash with warm water and let dry completely OR vacuum the filter.
    • Please ensure you are cleaning the filter at least once every 30 days. If conditions are excessively dusty, please clean more often as required.

  • Although the filter is reusable, there will come a time when it needs to be replaced. If the filter is too worn down to filter properly, please replace with a new one.

If you have any questions or require further instruction, please contact us for assistance.

Heating

Please Note:

  • The BARD HVAC filter system equipped to your unit(s) takes care of both heating and cooling.
    • BARD HVAC systems require routine inspection and servicing every 30 days (minimum), which includes filter changes and coil cleaning. 
  • Regular vacuuming and/or blowing accumulated dust out of the diffusers is recommend.

Common Concerns

  • First, check the building's thermostat:
    • Is the thermostat set to a reasonable temperature?
    • Ensure the thermostat is set to the appropriate setting (i.e. heat vs. cool).
    • Double check that the batteries are charged. If not, remove the old batteries and let the thermostat reset for several minutes before replacing.
    • If using a Programmable Thermostat: Follow the program sequence on the thermostat. Instructions can usually be found under the cover. 

  • If the unit was very cold when the heating was first turned on, please remember that it may take some time for it to warm up the room.

  • If the door to the unit(s) is opened continuously, it can cause the air to cool down faster than the system can warm the air.
    • Try to slow traffic in and out of the unit until proper warming is complete.

  • Ensure the external BARD system has at least a 3 foot clearance from any/all surrounding objects.

  • Ensure the unit(s) is properly hooked up to 120/240 volts with the proper size wire.

  • Ensure that the air flow within your building is not restricted:
    • Confirm that there is enough clearance around the internal ventilation.
    • Confirm that the filter is being replaced on a regular schedule. If not, please replace. If the old filter is excessively dusty, this can restrict the air flow.

  • Ensure the circuit breaker is switched on, and that there is suitable power to the building.

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • Ensure there is a suitable gas or electric supply.

  • Ensure registers are not blocked and that there is adequate airflow throughout the unit.

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

  • Is your filter excessively dirty? If yes, replace. 

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

Instructions For Changing Filter:

  1. Prior to changing the filter, always ensure:
    • The BARD system's internal breaker is switched off (internal breaker location marked on image). 
    • All HVAC/BARD system breakers in the electrical panel are switched off. 
    • If Applicable: The safety breaker/disconnect switch has been switched off (located adjacent to the BARD system). Please note that not all units have this switch.

  2. Remove the center service door by removing the screws (center service door marked on image).

  3. Slide out old filter.

  4. Slide in new filter with the arrow facing up.

  5. Switch all breakers switched off in step 1 back on.


If you have any questions or require further instruction, please contact us for assistance.

Doors

Common Concerns

  • Ensure unit is level prior to use. Doors may shift during transport and/or loading/unloading and may need adjusting. 
    • This is unavoidable and should be addressed as soon as possible to avoid damage to the door and hardware.

  • Check to see if the chain is broken or the closer is damaged. These issues are commonly caused by the wind.
    • Note that wind damage to the door itself can also occur if the door swings open far/hard enough. Please take care to ensure doors are properly closed, as exterior door damage may incur an additional cost.

If the issue persists, please contact us for assistance.

Downloadable Guides

Below you can find downloadable guides related to troubleshooting and maintenance. These guides can be referenced digitally or printed for your use.

Plumbing Winterization Checklist

Making a Service Call

If you have questions, need further assistance, or are unable to resolve your maintenance concern(s) using this guide, please contact your local BOXX Modular service team. Our teams are always happy to help!

Our service teams can provide guidance and direction over the phone to help you address your maintenance concern(s), and/or help you schedule a service call. During a service call, a member of your local BOXX service team will troubleshoot and address your concern(s) on-site.

If you'd like to schedule servicing for your maintenance concern, please have your unit number, site location, and site contact (name and phone number) on-hand to help expedite the call. 

Most of our buildings have serial numbers located on the front and back. Please reference the image below:

Please Note: 

  • When coordinating service with BOXX Modular, applicable charges may apply (unless otherwise stated).
  • Prior to a BOXX service technician arriving on site, please ensure that there is power (and water, if applicable) to the applicable unit(s) to minimize wait times, which can incur an additional cost.

Have a Maintenance Concern?

If you have questions, would like to schedule a service call, or need further assistance, please contact us anytime and our expert sales and service teams will be happy to help!

Contact Your Local BOXX Modular Branch for Assistance

BOXX Stoney Creek

BOXX Ottawa

BOXX Moncton

TO HELP EXPEDITE YOUR SERVICE CALL: Please have your unit number, site location, and site contact (name and phone number) on-hand.

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