We specialise in the build to rent market and our in-house expertise are on hand to deliver your maintenance needs reliably, safely, and efficiently.

By understanding the unique challenges faced by the build to rent sector we can offer comprehensive facilities management strategies to ensure smooth operations, whether that’s through planned preventative maintenance, reactive maintenance or projects and consultancy work.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Are M&E Maintenance Services Vital for Build to Rent Projects?

Mechanical and Electrical maintenance services provided by reputable M&E contractors are indispensable for build-to-rent projects. Services encompass regular upkeep and repairs of crucial building systems such as electrical, plumbing and fire safety.

By partnering with trusted M&E contractors, build-to-rent projects ensure efficient building maintenance services and uphold high standards of commercial building management. These services are not only essential for optimising tenant satisfaction and complying with regulations but ensuring optimal performance and longevity of building systems and rental business ventures.

What M&E Maintenance Is Required in Build to Rent Projects?

In build-to-rent projects, essential M&E maintenance includes regular servicing of electrical wiring, lighting systems, plumbing and fire safety systems. As well as servicing inspections and maintenance of lifts, security systems and building management systems (for apartment blocks.etc) are critical to well run facilities.

Are There Consequences of Neglecting M&e Maintenance?

Neglecting M&E maintenance in build-to-rent projects will result in consequences that may end up costing you as the owner. The consequences can include compromised safety & security for occupants, an increased risk of equipment breakdowns, asset deterioration, sustainability issues and higher operating costs. These outcomes will inevitably lead to the dissatisfaction of tenants, legal liabilities and financial losses for property owners.