Services · Maintenance
Reactive and planned maintenance in London and Hertfordshire
Keep your mechanical and electrical systems safe and working, with repairs when something goes wrong and planned servicing and testing to stop problems before they start.
Contact usReactive maintenance
When lighting fails, water pressure drops or a fault trips the power, you need someone who will find the cause and fix it properly. We attend, diagnose the fault, make the system safe and carry out the repair, then tell you what we found.
Planned maintenance
Planned maintenance keeps systems running and your records in order. We agree a schedule of servicing, inspection and testing for the systems in your building, and carry out each visit to that schedule.
What we maintain
The mechanical and electrical systems that residents, pupils and staff rely on every day.
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Lighting and emergency lighting
Failed fittings replaced, and monthly and annual emergency lighting testing to keep escape routes lit.
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Electrical installations and EICRs
Periodic inspection and testing, from a single building to an estate with more than 35 distribution boards.
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Hot and cold water systems
Leaks, failed valves and poor flow tracked down and repaired.
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Booster pump sets
Servicing and repairs to keep water pressure steady on every floor.
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Gas water heaters
Servicing by a Gas Safe registered business, as at Cranbourne Primary School.
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Commercial boilers
Annual servicing and repairs to commercial heating boilers, carried out under our commercial gas qualifications.
Why plan your maintenance
Waiting for things to break usually costs more than looking after them. Regular servicing catches worn parts early, before they cause a breakdown that leaves residents without light or water.
Planned testing also keeps your records up to date. Electrical installation condition reports, emergency lighting and water systems all need checking at intervals, and a schedule means none of them is missed.
When something does fail, a contractor who already knows the building can find the fault faster and fix it properly.
How a repair works
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Tell us the problem
Get in touch with the fault and the building it is in.
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Attend and diagnose
We find the cause of the fault, not just the symptom.
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Repair or make safe
The fault is repaired, or made safe while parts are ordered.
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Report back
What we found, what we did, and anything worth planning for.
Recent work
School · Mechanical
Cranbourne Primary School
Service of the gas water heater installation at Cranbourne Primary School.
See our projects →Large residential estate · Electrical
Atlantic Wharf site wide EICR
Electrical installation condition report across Atlantic Wharf, a large residential estate, covering more than 35 distribution boards.
See our projects →Common questions
What is the difference between reactive and planned maintenance?
Reactive maintenance is fixing something once it has gone wrong. Planned maintenance is scheduled servicing and testing that catches problems before they cause a breakdown. Most buildings need a mix of both.
Which systems can you maintain?
Lighting and emergency lighting, electrical installations, hot and cold water systems, booster pump sets and gas water heaters.
Do you issue certificates for electrical work?
Yes. Electrical alterations and additions come with a Minor Works certificate, new circuits and installations with an Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC), emergency lighting with an emergency lighting certificate, and periodic testing with an EICR.
Can you carry out EICRs across a whole estate?
Yes. We have completed a site wide EICR covering more than 35 distribution boards.
Which areas do you cover?
London and the South East, and across Hertfordshire, including Hertford, Welwyn Garden City, Ware, Hoddesdon and Stevenage.
Other services
Talk to us about maintenance
Tell us about the building and the systems you need looked after, and we will come back to you with a clear written quotation.
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