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Limble's 2026 Maintenance Benchmark Report Is Live

Brief

Limble's 2026 Maintenance Benchmark Report, based on responses from more than 200 organizations, finds high-performing facilities teams capture 82% of maintenance work compared with 45% for others. The report links increased work-capture to fewer unplanned breakdowns, stronger asset histories and compliance documentation, and better reporting and capital-planning decisions; published via Facilities Dive on March 17, 2026.

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How leading facilities teams improve work capture and reduce unplanned building issues

2026 BENCHMARK REPORT

The Hidden Gap in Maintenance Performance

200+ organizations share how capturing maintenance data leads to less unplanned maintenance and more trust in asset data.

High performing teams capture 82% of maintenance work. Others capture 45%.

In facilities operations, unrecorded work does not just disappear. It creates blind spots. Asset histories become incomplete, recurring building issues go unresolved, compliance documentation gets shaky, and leaders struggle to defend budgets with confidence.

Inside Limble's 2026 Benchmark Report:

Where facilities teams lose visibility into asset and building data

How capturing more work history improves reporting, capital planning, and maintenance

What separates reactive building management from performance-driven operations

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