Heating & Plumbing for Serviced Office Buildings
A serviced office building has multiple tenants under one operator, often with shared plant serving several units at once.
A serviced office building has multiple tenants under one operator, often with shared plant serving several units at once. Faults need diagnosing with the whole building in mind, and access has to be arranged with the operator rather than each individual tenant.
Shared plant, multiple tenants
A single air conditioning or heating system serving several offices means a fault in one unit can be a symptom of something affecting the whole floor.
Coordinating with the building operator
We work through whoever manages the building's plant and services rather than negotiating access separately with every tenant business.
What we need from you to quote
Whether the fault is isolated to one unit or affecting several, a plan of the shared plant if available, and the operator's authorisation for the work.
What we check first in a shared building
- Whether other tenants are reporting the same issue
- Shared plant room location and isolation points
- Which system serves which office units
- Operator's authorisation and reporting requirements
Who does the work
- Gas Safe registered engineers — registration 554328
- Worcester Bosch accredited installer
- John The Plumb Ltd, company registration 10026483
Discuss shared plant across your building
Tell us how many units are affected and who manages the building's services and we will plan the visit accordingly.
Questions we get asked
Do you deal with the building operator or individual tenants?
Ordinarily the operator, since they hold responsibility for shared plant; we can liaise with tenants directly if the operator asks us to.
Can a fault in one office be linked to the whole system?
It can be, which is why we check whether other units are affected before assuming it is isolated.
Do you carry out planned maintenance across a building?
Yes, working to a schedule agreed with the operator rather than reacting to individual tenant calls.