Planned Maintenance
We appreciate the fundamental importance of proper and regular maintenance, both in preserving the fabric of school buildings and in forward budgeting. We understand the statutory liabilities that listed buildings impose on owners and occupiers. We know that one of our planned maintenance programmes will help ensure that your school’s buildings are well looked after without placing unforeseen pressure on budgets.
Our planned maintenance programme is created by our experienced building surveyors, who provide a detailed specification of works, their estimated cost and a schedule. The programme may then be managed by an in-house maintenance team, by us or by a mixture of both.
Michael LuntMRICS
Associate
Michael is an Associate in the Building Consultancy Team at the Oxford office but regularly can be found at our Worcester (Croome) office providing building surveying advice to clients. He provid...
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Michael is an Associate in the Building Consultancy Team at the Oxford office but regularly can be found at our Worcester (Croome) office providing building surveying advice to clients. He provides reinstatement cost assessment advice (insurance valuations) on all types of property to clients and colleagues at our offices in the midlands and north of England. Michael's workload is varied but tends to be building condition /survey advice often in the form of planned maintenance reports on portfolios of historic property. He has devised a bespoke spreadsheet system for report writing and this has been applied to several Oxford Colleges and a number of independent schools throughout England and Wales. Michael has a keen interest in classical music (playing the piano and cello) and has been singing with The City of Oxford Choir for just over 20 years. The choir has about 40 member and sing works ranging from 16th century to modern day choral works.
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Education Case Study
A major construction programme at Worcester College, Oxford
Jargon Buster
Greenfield Land or SiteLand (or a defined site), usually farmland, that has not previously been built on.