“The time to repair the roof is when the sun is shining.” – JFK While JFK may not have had planned maintenance in mind when he made this comment, his words still have a resonance within the commercial property sector, where everything – especially maintenance –...
Why should you adopt Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) on your doors? A property is more often than not the most valuable asset an individual, company or organisation will own. Consistent planned preventative maintenance (PPM) is key to ensuring the asset holds...
Reactive maintenance isn’t cost-effective as an all-in-one strategy. The inconsistent nature of equipment downtime often results in unplanned expenses. Reactive facilities don’t just lose money on faulty equipment—they waste capital on costs associated with lost...
During the process of tendering for a Service Contract for an NHS Trust, we found that it was stipulated that all servicing and maintenance was carried out and compliant with SFG20. This was the first time that we had seen a specific schedule and had to investigate as...
Surveying is very important to any quotation or perceived problem with a door as there are some many variables as well as personal interpretation. A list of possible requirements is – Customer requires comparable quotation Customer needs to have 3 quotations as part...
Following on from our ‘Preparing for Brexit’ we would like to update on the impact a year on for BH Doors. Currently the UK is experiencing issues with sourcing stock, consumables and sundries for businesses to be able to provide products and services to their...
