Supporting our Tier 1 facilities management client, phs Compliance began working across three primary schools in the Midlands delivering gas heating appliance and plant room installation across the school’s three plant rooms, all of which involved replacing ageing, defective and highly inefficient plant.
phs Compliance completed significant works for one of the three primary schools in Birmingham including a full installation of the plant room and three Remeha condensing boilers along with new heating distribution pipework and radiators.
Tight deadlines were met as a result of excellent project management and the rapid mobilisation of our experienced gas engineers. All three schools had ageing and inefficient heating assets, causing significant opex spend and energy inefficiencies. The schools will now enjoy energy-efficient powerful heating systems for at least the next decade and a half, saving in the region of 70% of previous annual energy consumption.
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