Building Maintenance
A full-spectrum approach to building maintenance, covering plumbing, electrical, carpentry, and general repairs to ensure seamless operations.
Scope of work
- Complete building operation
- Preventive maintenance planning
- Plumbing and drainage repair
- Carpentry and minor woodwork
- Lighting and electrical upkeep
- Handyman services
- Scheduled maintenance programs
Work is scheduled around how the building is actually used, so maintenance and repair cause as little disruption to daily operations as the job allows. Teams are supervised, and requests are tracked through a single account manager.
When buildings call us
- Repeat call-outs across different trades are adding up
- Nobody currently owns the building’s maintenance schedule
- Plumbing, lighting and carpentry issues are each going to a different vendor
- A building has changed hands or tenants and needs a maintenance baseline
- Small faults are being deferred until they become expensive
Before you call
What does complete building operation actually cover?
Plumbing and drainage repair, lighting and electrical upkeep, carpentry and minor woodwork, handyman work, and the preventive schedule that keeps those from becoming emergencies.
How is this different from calling each trade separately?
One account manager holds the whole building, so a fault at the boundary between two trades does not become the facility manager’s problem to coordinate.
Do you produce a maintenance plan, or only respond to faults?
Preventive maintenance planning is part of the scope. Scheduled programmes are built around how the building is used.
Other ways on the board
Tell us what needs attention.
Describe the system, the building, and how soon you need someone on site. We come and look before quoting.
24/7 response for service requests