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Planned Building Maintenance Across the Midlands

Scheduled property repairs and improvement programmes delivered around your sites, access requirements and operational priorities.

What we support

Planned Building Maintenance Across the Midlands

Planned maintenance gives property teams the chance to deal with known defects and improvement works before they become urgent. Nuvo supports scheduled building maintenance and property upgrade programmes across commercial sites in the Midlands.

Our planned work is focused on building fabric and associated improvement requirements rather than claiming to self-deliver every technical PPM discipline. Typical scopes include decorating, flooring, joinery, roofing repairs, plastering, making good, alterations and wider fabric improvement works.

Where a package requires multiple disciplines, we coordinate the programme through one point of contact. Works can be phased around access, occupied areas and site operating hours, with completion information provided to suit the client requirement.

  • Planned fabric repairs
  • Decorating and finish programmes
  • Flooring replacement and repairs
  • Roofing and guttering remedial works
  • Carpentry and joinery improvements
  • Property upgrades and lifecycle works

Working in live environments

Planned around the building, not just the task.

Commercial property works frequently take place around staff, customers, residents, pupils, visitors or operational processes. We establish access, timing and site controls before delivery and coordinate the work accordingly.

DBS-checked engineers are available for appropriate occupied and sensitive settings. Job sheets, photographs and completion information can be provided to suit the client requirement, with RAMS and task documentation supplied where required.

Have a scope to price?

Send the site postcode and works required.

Commercial one-off works, repeat maintenance and project enquiries are welcome.

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