We will ensure your institution is in safe hands now and for the future. We specialise in meeting the building maintenance requirements of educational institutions by understanding the unique challenges faced by the education sector; so, we offer comprehensive bespoke facilities management strategies to ensure smooth operations.

Building maintenance for the education sector can be complex and challenging to ensure legislation is adhered to and your buildings are compliant. Whether it’s planned preventative maintenance or reactive maintenance our team of in-house expertise are on hand to deliver your maintenance needs reliably, safely, and efficiently.

We’ll work closely with you so that we fully understand your needs, and are able to develop bespoke, client specific solutions.

The safe operation of your buildings and welfare of your students is our top priority.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Is M&E Maintenance Important for Educational Buildings?

M&E maintenance is crucial for educational buildings due to the fact that this level of regular maintenance ensures the safety and well-being of students, faculty, and staff. By identifying and addressing potential hazards such as faulty electrical systems, structural issues and alike concerns, M&E maintenance helps mitigate risks and creates a secure learning environment.

Not only that, but proper maintenance plays a vital role in preserving the functionality and longevity of educational buildings. Regular inspections and upkeep of essential systems and equipment, such as HVAC systems, plumbing, and electricals helps prevent breakdowns and costly repairs. This, in turn, minimises disruptions to academic activities and ensures that facilities remain operational and accessible for teaching and learning.

Is It a Legal Requirement to Get Regular Maintenance for Educational Buildings?

In short, yes, there are numerous legislations in the UK that are in place to ensure the safety of students and staff. Some legislations like the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974. This legislation places a duty of care on employers, including educational establishments, to ensure the health, safety, and welfare of their employees and anyone else affected by their activities, in this case, students.

Regular maintenance of educational buildings is essential to comply with this duty of care and to mitigate risks associated with hazards such as structural defects, electrical faults, and fire safety concerns.