Our maintenance
Repair and maintenance services for private roads.
Outdoor and column lighting
BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations) relates to our street lighting maintenance located on private roads and unadopted roads that are maintainable privately. Typical clients are building developers, private companies, housing associations, residents associations and landlords
Private Lighting & cctv maintenance Services
Our maintenance services encompass all components to ensure all aspects of your street fixture are working as intended.
Why Do You Need lens cleaning Maintenance?
If you’re aware the CCTV system is not functioning correctly you’re left to rely solely on the visual deterrent effect of CCTV but, without being able to access or use crucial CCTV footage when you need it as evidence.
The risk of any business premises being breached, vandalised and assets stolen is high enough as it is, but without routine checks and a maintenance service for your CCTV system the costs associated with this are potentially huge, and will always be more the cost of CCTV maintenance itself.
Diminished fixtures first
This evaluation should cover the entirety of your lighting system. An annual evaluation, regardless of the type of system or fixtures you have in place, will help you to spot any areas that may not be performing at full capacity.
It also helps you identify areas that could be improved upon in terms of efficiencies such as an area that would benefit from installing daylight level sensors or diffusers to the fixture for a softer illumination.
An evaluation should encompass all aspects related to lighting from whether or not a different colour temperature would improve work productivity in a particular area to dealing with fluorescent fixtures that are flickering too much.
Perform group relamping.
If a bulb burns out, you naturally replace it. This creates a cycle of lighting maintenance that is scattered and seemingly unpredictable.
Many large scale and even some smaller operations do what is called group relamping. For example, if you know a bulb will last for an estimated number of hours, you can set up a schedule that means all the lamps in an area should expire around the same time.
If your lamps have an average life rating of 4,000 hours and your business operates them 2,000 hours a year, then you will need to relamp every two years. This will also help you determine a cleaning schedule since cleaning and relamping should be done at the same time to create minimal disturbances to the fixture.