Planned preventative maintenance, which is also referred to as scheduled maintenance, is a program of works undertaken on a one-off or contract basis to prevent the breakdown of commercial electrical and plumbing systems. By choosing preventative maintenance, our clients can save money on long-term repair costs and keep their businesses fully operational.
Based in Southampton, Knights Plumbing and Electrical Limited has commercial electricians and plumbers operating in the surrounding Basingstoke and Portsmouth areas, across the South Coast, and in all parts of the South East and the South West.
See what clients say about planned preventative maintenance services from Knights Electrical and Plumbing Limited by reading the testimonials provided.
For your electrical needs, we can offer the following:
For your plumbing needs, Knights Electrical and Plumbing Limited can assist with:
We offer preventative maintenance on time-based or condition-based terms. With time-based services, our commercial electricians and plumbers inspect, test and maintain at intervals scheduled around the needs of your premises. We arrange condition-based maintenance around key indicators such as older installations or those which have frequent faults.
Clients in Southampton, and those in Basingstoke, Portsmouth and the South of England, can enjoy a full range of benefits from our services:
While we understand that many of our clients are trying to run their businesses in increasingly challenging times, we firmly believe that planned preventative maintenance is a sensible choice that will ultimately save time, money and resources. While we will always be here to attend to reactive maintenance and repair callouts, Knights Electrical and Plumbing Ltd can help to make your business safer, less prone to needing emergency services and more profitable.
We help you by evaluating your needs and recommending a maintenance schedule that works for you and the way you like to do business. Our team of commercial electricians and plumbers monitor the condition of electrical, water and gas systems to reduce the potential for unexpected breakdowns.
