Now that Autumn is just round the corner it’s a good time to start thinking about grounds maintenance. Some of you will have found that the hot summer was too much for some plants and bare patches have appeared in some borders Autumn is the ideal time
Read more →The Building Maintenance Company is celebrating 25 years in business this year. Some of our customers have stuck with us for the entire time and we would very much like to thank them and all our customers for their continued business. The Building Maintenance Company (BMC) was
Read more →The Building Maintenance Company has just completed the transfer to a new fleet of company vehicles for our engineers. We looked at the rental cost of each van vs. its green credentials as part of the overall process as we were very keen to be as green
Read more →Planned preventative maintenance is often a taboo subject to owners and tenants of buildings. The very words planned maintenance and especially preventative maintenance to many are words that simply spell unnecessary expense or at best represent a utopian state. As a professional property maintenance business owner, while
Read more →The Building Maintenance Company can now offer a variety of grounds maintenance services to businesses in North East England. We have a qualified horticulturalist and landscape designer on the team so we thought it was time we made use of her expertise. We already look after sites
Read more →The Building Maintenance Company is now on Twitter. We’ll be tweeting the latest news and information, so If you want to get all the latest news from the Building Maintenance Company, just go to our Twitter page. If you have an account already, all you need to do
Read more →Welcome to the brand new Building Maintenance Company website! We’ve redesigned the website to better cover the areas the Building Maintenance Company work in Planned, preventative maintenance Reactive maintenance Refurbishments and project management We’ve also added a news page to keep you informed of all that’s going
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