A residential block without functioning plumbing facilities is something that doesn’t bear thinking about. Fortunately plumbing problems are entirely preventable with a well designed schedule of planned preventative maintenance.
Scheduling maintenance is not the headache it may seem. At DMG Delta we can do all the work for you (and even carry out the maintenance too!). Keep reading to find out how it works:
If you’re in charge of a shared gas boiler in a residential block or even a gas boiler for a school you’ll know how important it is to keep it running smoothly and minimise downtime. I’m quite sure too that you won’t need us at DMG Delta to tell you that the best way to achieve that is through an effective maintenance schedule.
Here’s the scenario. You’ve taken on a new job and high up there on your To Do list is choosing a company to maintain the air conditioning system you’re now in charge of. They need to be reliable, experienced, expert at what they do and good value for money. But how do you know who’s good and who’s not? After all there is so much more to air conditioning than just a cool office.
Imagine the scenario. The plumbing and sanitation system in a residential block has encountered a problem – and it’s not a pleasant one. The drains are blocked and those living in the flats aren’t happy. They need a plumber quickly, but who are they going to call?
We’ve just returned from attending the Energy Solutions Show at Olympia. Supported by the British Institute of Facilities Management, of which DMG Delta is a member.
It was a great opportunity to discuss the latest products and technologies for improving the energy efficiency of organisations. Running parallel to this show was the M&E Building Services Event. Here we heard from top speakers about new building legislation and regulatory changes.
It provided a useful reminder of the recent consolidation of building regulations, with clarification on requirements that have been in contention such as the question: When is work on a flat roof a repair and when is it a renovation requiring Part L permission? The simplest answer is to ask us! The continuing drive for zero-carbon buildings was also put into focus with the challenge for non-domestic buildings being achieving the optimum balance between reducing heating, cooling and electric lighting demand.
As maintenance specialists, it was good to confirm the latest developments in energy management. From retrofitting boiler load optimisation devices to energy saving light bulbs and occupancy sensors, what impressed us with this 2011 show is how practical these options have become. Read more…