Managing facilities effectively is extremely difficult owing to various factors and environments. One of the difficulties is the performance of 2D graphics when depicting maintenance service. Building Information Modeling (BIM) technologies uses precise geometry and relevant data to support the maintenance service of facilities depicted in 3D object-oriented CAD. With the assistance of BIM, it is useful to use 3D BIM to enhance facility management (FM) and maintenance management (MM) among related FM staffs avoid incidents resulting from misunderstandings and lack of information. This research is a pilot study to develop a generic approach using 3D BIM models for facility and maintenance management in construction projects, analyzing and discussing its components, pertinent supplementary techniques, and BIM implementation status for construction projects. This study proposes and develops integrated BIM approaches for maintenance management during operation and maintenance phase. With the application of proposed integrated BIM approach, the implementation of BIM technologies can be effective in the operation and maintenance phase. The proposed integrated BIM approach is then applied in selected case studies in Taiwan to verify the proposed methodology and demonstrate its effectiveness in practice. Finally, this study identifies the benefits, limitations, and facing problems with applying the proposed integrated BIM approach and implementation through the real cases. Finally, conclusion and suggestion are summarized for further applications.