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Precise Facilities Management — where precision meets performance

Services / Plumbing

Commercial plumbing & water hygiene

Water damage is fast, expensive and usually out of hours. Water hygiene is slow, regulated and easy to neglect. Precise FM covers both ends: rapid response when water is going where it shouldn't, and disciplined monitoring so the systems people actually drink from stay safe and compliant.

Commercial landlords and property managers across Bristol, the South West and London get one contact for the lot — repairs, maintenance and the records behind them.

Commercial plant room — boiler, pressure vessels and distribution pipework
01 / What's included

Reactive repairs and leak response

Leaks, bursts, failed valves and blocked drains attended 24/7 — isolated fast, repaired properly, and written up so insurers and tenants get straight answers.

Hot and cold water systems

Calorifiers, booster sets, pressurisation units and distribution maintained on a planned cycle, with temperatures where they should be at the tap.

Water hygiene and legionella monitoring

Temperature monitoring, outlet flushing, tank inspections and record-keeping run to ACoP L8 guidance — supporting the risk assessment your building already has, or flagging when it needs one.

Drainage

Blocked stacks, gullies and communal drainage cleared and repaired, with recurring problems investigated rather than endlessly re-cleared.

Sanitaryware and pipework

Washroom maintenance, replacement sanitaryware and pipework renewals in occupied buildings — scheduled around tenants, left tidy.

Water hygiene regimes run to ACoP L8 guidance, with monitoring records kept audit-ready.

Compliance

02 / How it runs

Mode / Planned

A water hygiene and plumbing PPM regime built around your risk assessment: monitoring visits, flushing schedules, tank inspections and servicing, all logged against the building.

Mode / Reactive

A burst pipe doesn't book an appointment. 24/7 response, isolation first, then permanent repair — and honest reporting on what failed and why.

03 / Common questions

Who is responsible for legionella control in a commercial building?

The duty sits with whoever controls the premises — typically the landlord or managing agent. The practical obligations are a risk assessment plus an ongoing monitoring regime. We deliver the monitoring, flushing and record-keeping that keep the regime real rather than a folder on a shelf.

How quickly can you attend a leak?

Reactive cover runs 24/7, every day of the year. Urgent jobs are prioritised by risk — water near electrics or escaping into occupied space gets attended first and made safe before permanent repair.

Do you handle drainage as well as supply-side plumbing?

Yes — communal drainage, stacks and gullies are covered, including investigation of recurring blockages, so the same problem doesn't get cleared and rebilled every quarter.

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