Orlando ABM Office
About the business:
At Orlando ABM Office, we specialize in comprehensive property maintenance services. Whether it's keeping your electrical systems humming or maintaining a lush, inviting landscape, our team is here to help. Our expertise extends beyond basic upkeep; we also design and install EV charging stations, ensuring your electric vehicle gets the power it needs.
Need HVAC solutions? Look no further. We're skilled in handling everything from repairs to installation of energy-efficient systems. Don't forget about parking garages—we offer reliable maintenance services to ensure they remain safe and functional for years to come.
Located in Orlando, Florida, we take pride in serving our community with professionalism and expertise. With a focus on quality workmanship, we strive to exceed expectations without resorting to generic clichés. Give us a call today to experience the difference of working with Orlando ABM Office in Property Maintenance Services.
Services:
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Hours of operation
- Mon – Fri
- Sat – Sun
- 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Closed
Latest reviews
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Robert Belvin8 June 2026
Caters mostley to Hispanic Americans
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Sir Bryce Thompson8 June 2026
Horrible recruiters and service. Lie to get you on office then they say something else. They block your number when calling in available. I will complain to all their customers. Hoffner location in Orlando, Fl
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Dobetter8 June 2026
My experience with ABM as a transportation contractor has been deeply unsatisfactory. The company consistently fails to provide reliable and safe service for employees who depend on their shuttles. Bus schedules are highly inconsistent, leading to repeated delays and causing employees to be late for work.
Worse yet, when buses do arrive, they are often dangerously overcrowded—well beyond safe capacity. This not only violates basic safety standards but also poses a serious risk of mass injury or worse in the event of an accident. It is clear that ABM lacks adequate planning and concern for passenger welfare.
The drivers and staff display little accountability or urgency in addressing these issues, which suggests a broader culture of negligence. I strongly urge companies to reconsider using ABM as a transportation provider and recommend that anyone relying on their services monitor conditions closely and report safety violations to the appropriate regulatory bodies.
Employee transportation should prioritize timeliness and safety—ABM fails on both fronts.