By building type
Sectors
A warehouse fails at the roof, a shop fails at the shopfront and a sports club fails in the showers. The discipline is the same; the priorities are not.
Where we work
Buildings we look after.
Offices
Maintaining occupied offices without becoming the reason nobody can work. Reactive cover, planned servicing and compliance, mostly outside trading hours.
See office and workspace maintenance →Retail
In retail a fault is not an inconvenience, it is lost trade. Fast response, work outside trading hours, and one contract across every store.
See retail maintenance →Industrial
Big roofs, hard-worked floors, loading bays and lighting. Industrial buildings fail in different places from offices, and mostly at the envelope.
See industrial and warehouse maintenance →Leisure and sport
Changing rooms, showers, wet areas and hard-worked floors. Leisure buildings take more punishment per square metre than anything else we look after.
See leisure and sports facility maintenance →Hospitality
Bars, restaurants, hotels and clubs trade in the hours other buildings are empty. Kitchens, extract, cellars, washrooms and hot water, kept running without stopping service.
See hospitality maintenance →Managing agents
Most maintenance is not bought by the person in the building. It is bought by whoever answers for it, which is a different job with different problems.
Maintenance for managing agents and landlords →Book a walk round
One conversation, every trade at the table.
Tell us about the building and which part of running it is causing the pain. We walk it, write down what is there, and come back with a scope and a price.