Shore Capital Forges Facility Management Giant with Maintera Launch

CHICAGO, IL – January 21, 2026 – In a decisive move aimed at consolidating the fragmented commercial property services market, private equity firm Shore Capital Partners has announced the launch of Maintera Facility Services. The new national platform emerges with the strategic acquisition of Commercial Asset Preservation (CAP), a specialist in vacant property maintenance, which will be integrated alongside TCG Services, a provider of on-demand break-fix solutions that Shore invested in back in December 2024.

This consolidation creates a formidable new entity designed to offer multi-site commercial clients a single, comprehensive source for managing their properties, whether actively operating or sitting vacant. The move signals a clear intent by Shore Capital to build a dominant player in the vast and evolving facility management industry.

A New Powerhouse in a Fragmented Market

The launch of Maintera is a classic execution of a private equity “buy and build” strategy, targeting a sector ripe for consolidation. The global facility management market, valued at approximately $1.6 trillion, is characterized by a multitude of specialized providers, creating complexity for clients who manage diverse property portfolios. By bringing TCG and CAP under one umbrella, Shore Capital is creating a platform with the scale and breadth to address this fragmentation head-on.

“The launch of Maintera reflects Shore’s continued conviction in the outsourced facility management sector and our belief that our customers benefit from platforms built around execution,” said Matt Matosian, Principal at Shore Capital, in a statement. “TCG and CAP are outstanding businesses with synergistic service offerings and strong cultures. We’re excited to support their continued growth as Maintera builds a leading national platform.”

Maintera, headquartered in Chicago, will now oversee the operations of El Dorado, Kansas-based TCG Services and Salt Lake City-based Commercial Asset Preservation. While both companies will continue to operate under their existing names, their integration into the Maintera platform is designed to create a seamless service experience, leveraging shared resources and best practices to establish a new standard of service delivery.

The 'One-Stop-Shop' Promise for Property Managers

For facility and property managers across retail, hospitality, food & beverage, and other multi-site industries, the core value proposition of Maintera is simplification and efficiency. Historically, managing a portfolio often required contracting with one set of vendors for the urgent, on-demand repair needs of operating locations and another set of vendors for the inspection and maintenance of vacant or transitioning properties.

Maintera aims to eliminate this inefficiency. The platform combines TCG's expertise in rapid-response break-fix solutions with CAP's deep knowledge of vacant property maintenance, inspections, and preservation. This integrated approach provides clients with a single point of accountability across the entire lifecycle of their assets.

“Bringing TCG and CAP together under the Maintera brand is a powerful step forward for our customers and our teams,” said David Jaffee, CEO of Maintera. “We’re combining two highly respected operators with complementary strengths to better support customers across the full lifecycle of their properties. With Shore’s support, we’re building a platform that delivers broader coverage, deeper expertise, and a more consistent customer experience at scale.”

This single-partner model promises faster response times, greater consistency, and a higher standard of service. For a national retail chain, for example, this could mean using one provider to fix a broken HVAC unit at an active store and to secure and maintain a recently closed location in a different state, all coordinated through a single system.

Beyond Break-Fix: A Vision for Tech-Driven Facility Services

The formation of Maintera comes at a time when the facility management industry is undergoing a significant technological transformation. The sector is rapidly moving away from purely reactive, break-fix models toward proactive and even predictive maintenance strategies. This shift is powered by advancements in IoT (Internet of Things) sensors, AI-driven analytics, and sophisticated Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS).

Maintera has explicitly stated its intention to invest heavily in “technology, process innovation, and scale.” By integrating data from both on-demand repair jobs and routine property inspections, the platform is uniquely positioned to develop a holistic understanding of asset health across a client’s entire portfolio. This data can be used to identify trends, predict potential equipment failures before they occur, and optimize preventative maintenance schedules, ultimately reducing downtime and extending the life of critical assets.

This focus on technology is crucial for competing in the modern FM landscape. Clients increasingly expect digital dashboards, real-time service updates, and detailed analytics that provide insight into spending and operational performance. By building a robust, unified technology stack, Maintera can deliver this transparency and differentiate itself from smaller competitors who may lack the resources for such investment.

Navigating a Competitive Landscape

While Maintera’s integrated model is a strong differentiator, it enters a competitive field. It will contend with established integrated facility management (IFM) giants like ABM Industries and JLL, which offer a broad suite of services to large corporate clients. It will also compete with specialized vacant property service firms that have deep-rooted expertise in security and preservation.

Maintera's strategic advantage lies in its specialized focus on combining these two complementary service lines into a single, cohesive offering tailored for multi-site customers. The platform's backing by Shore Capital, a firm with approximately $14 billion of assets under management and a history of successfully scaling businesses, provides the financial muscle and strategic expertise needed for aggressive growth. This growth will likely include further add-on acquisitions to expand geographic reach and service capabilities.

The industry also faces persistent challenges, most notably a skilled labor shortage. A larger, well-capitalized platform like Maintera may be better positioned to attract, train, and retain top talent, leveraging technology to enhance technician efficiency and create more attractive career paths. As Maintera begins its journey to integrate these complementary businesses, industry observers will be watching closely to see if this new powerhouse can deliver on its promise to redefine service delivery and efficiency across the entire property lifecycle.