Planned preventative maintenance

Our programmes are delivered aligned to all relevant legislation, British Standards, manufacturers’ instructions, and industry guidance. Different systems have different inspection, testing, and servicing requirements, so we build programmes around what is appropriate for and applicable to your building and its use – we never rely on a one-size-fits-all solution.

From fire doors, fire alarms, and emergency lighting to fire dampers, fire extinguishers, suppression, and beyond, our planned preventative maintenance capability spans both active and passive fire protection. This gives you the option to manage multiple critical systems through one specialist partner, with a joined-up view of your building’s fire safety in its entirety.

Regular and routine maintenance ensures your fire safety measures remain in peak operating condition – and you will have the records to evidence it. You will get the assurance that fire compartmentation is not compromised, fire dampers are dust free and will open and, importantly, close when needed, and fire alarms will provide vital detection and warning in the event of a fire.

We will not simply draw up a list of defects and send you on your way. Our specialists can identify issues, prioritise remedial action, and help you understand the finer details of what needs to happen next – prioritising works according to your available budget. Where we identify recurring problems, our wider technical expertise can also help establish why they are happening and how they can be addressed.

Our three-, five-, and seven-year PPM programmes can be structured around the needs of your building or estate, providing scheduled inspection and maintenance rather than relying on reactive callouts. For larger buildings and estates, programmes can also be integrated with existing facilities management arrangements and supported by training for on-site teams.

We always like to remind our clients that every inspection creates another piece of the building’s fire safety history. Clear records of what was inspected, what was found, and what action was taken are not only legally required, but give responsible persons, fire safety managers, and fire and rescue services better visibility over time while supporting the ongoing recording and sharing of fire safety information.