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Maintenance

A single maintenance regime covering planned schedules, reactive response and remedial follow-through.

Fewer surprises from ageing plant

Response priorities agreed in advance

Defects closed out, not carried forward

The approach

Most building failures are known about long before they happen. A maintenance regime only works when planned tasks, reactive calls and remedial actions live in the same record and are reviewed together.

Scope

What is covered

Planned maintenance

Asset register, task schedules, statutory testing and seasonal preparation across the portfolio.

Reactive response

Prioritised response tiers, out-of-hours cover and defined attendance expectations by fault category.

Remedial works

Defects tracked from identification to close-out, with cost and approval trail.

Lifecycle planning

Forward capital plans for plant and fabric so replacement is scheduled rather than forced.

Related

Other service lines

Facilities Management

Hard and soft services delivered to a measured standard.

Property Enhancement

Targeted works that lift how a building performs and presents.

Tenant Experience

.The service layer occupiers actually notice.

Maintenance

Planned, reactive and remedial works under one system.

Tell us about the building.

Share the asset, the current arrangement and what is not working. We will respond with an honest view of what we would do first.

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