scope of work

this project entailed extensive upgrades to a busy clinic facility serving vulnerable patients, including a full replacement of the main boiler plant to enhance heating and domestic hot water services.

we also upgraded the BMS panel with weather compensation and external monitoring to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.

additionally, we installed automated sliding entrance doors equipped with intercom and fire alarm connectivity to improve accessibility and emergency escape routes.

alterations were made to the reception counter to better accommodate wheelchair users, and internal redecoration and flooring replacement were carried out.

challenges faced

the site is a busy clinic, sitting within a specialist children’s facility.



working within a setting serving vulnerable patients required meticulous planning to avoid disruptions and ensure patient safety.

all internal works were scheduled outside of operating hours to minimise impact, and we maintained heating and hot water services throughout the project.

outcome

our efforts resulted in reduced energy consumption and carbon emissions, enhanced accessibility, and better emergency egress capabilities.

most importantly, the clinic's operations remained uninterrupted during the execution of works and the clinic was more comfortable, spacious and modern once we had finished the project.