Costs are hard to follow
Discuss the scope, service fees, and additional items before approval—not after the work has started.
Facility services · Greater Jakarta
Karsa Facility Services helps offices and factories manage electrical, AC, and water-system maintenance. From initial assessment and scope discussion to work documentation—with a process designed to be easier to follow.
When a facility issue comes up, your GA team needs to understand what will be checked, what is included, and how the next steps will be handled.
Discuss the scope, service fees, and additional items before approval—not after the work has started.
Issues raised by different people are easier to follow when they enter through a clear communication channel.
Inspection notes and follow-up records help your team understand facility conditions over time.
Scope and cost components are discussed upfront. If the need changes or additional work is identified, it is discussed first so the client can decide what to approve.
Karsa Facility Services operates under PT Tunas Bangun Karsa and focuses on facility-maintenance needs for offices and factories. We prioritize a clearly discussed scope, straightforward communication, and work notes that can be reviewed.
For every request, work coverage and technical readiness are confirmed based on the site conditions.

Parent entity
Karsa Facility Services operates under PT Tunas Bangun Karsa.
Visit the TBK Holding website ↗For offices and factories. Final work details depend on asset condition, site access, and the agreed scope.
Initial assessment of electrical issues, written findings, and recommendations for next steps.
AC unit maintenance and inspection to support workplace comfort and operational needs.
Inspection and maintenance for building water needs, scoped according to site conditions.
Start your request on WhatsApp. Discuss the scope and costs before deciding whether to proceed.
Share the building type, location, and issue via WhatsApp. We start by understanding your facility needs.
Understand the scope, cost components, and exclusions before approving the work.
Findings and next steps can be summarized so your team has a record to review.
Indicators and reporting are discussed to fit the contract needs—without unapproved target figures.
Tell us the facility type, location, and issue.
Discuss inspection, scope, and relevant cost components.
Proceed once the scope and costs are understood and approved.
Documentation can help facility teams review reported issues, inspection findings, and next-step options in a more organized format. The sample beside this text is a mockup—not a client report or completed job.
Ask about the report format[Summary of the request received]
[Inspection findings and relevant photos]
[Recommendations, scope, and costs to discuss]
Illustrative mockup. Final format depends on the agreed service process.
Karsa Facility Services serves office and factory facility-maintenance needs across Greater Jakarta. Schedule and work coverage are confirmed during consultation.
Need a detail that is not covered here? Tell us what your facility needs.
Ask via WhatsAppThe service focus is electrical, AC, and water-system maintenance for offices and factories. Specific work is confirmed based on asset conditions and applicable requirements.
Scope and cost components are discussed first. If additional work is identified, the proposed scope and added cost should be reviewed before work outside the agreed scope begins.
No. At this stage, requests can start through WhatsApp. This website does not provide a self-service ticketing portal.
For now, the website describes electrical services as inspection and recommendations. Installation or repair work is subject to applicable business requirements and technician qualifications.
Contract needs can be discussed based on facility type, assets, visit frequency, and required scope. The proposal and terms are discussed before agreement.
The intended service area is Greater Jakarta. Schedule and work coverage are confirmed based on location and requirements.
Share your building type, location, and current issue. We can discuss the next step together.