Projects completed, and projects under way.

A conversion of this size normally means an electrical contractor, a fire contractor and a security contractor, three programmes and three sets of paperwork that never quite line up at handover.

Complete electrical installation across all 117 flats and the communal areas — first and second fix, consumer units, submains and metering — plus the fire alarm, disabled refuge and AOV integration, all by our own engineers.

One contractor, one programme, one handover pack. Every certificate issued by the company that did the work.

Two connected buildings in one of the busiest parts of central London, occupied throughout, needing seven separate systems brought up to current standards without closing anything.

Design, installation and commissioning of fire detection, emergency voice communication, WC alarms, CCTV surveillance, video entry access control and intruder alarm systems.

Full compliance achieved across both buildings, with every system interfaced rather than simply installed alongside one another.

Twelve retirement buildings, all occupied by vulnerable residents, all needing their fire alarm replaced — and none of them able to lose detection overnight.

New smoke and heat detectors in over 350 flats, each fully integrated with the existing warden call system on its site, phased building by building.

Completed inside the four-month target with no resident left without cover at any point.

A permitted development conversion on a tight programme, where the electrical package had to keep pace with the build rather than follow it.

First and second fix throughout, consumer units to every flat, testing and certification as each floor completed rather than all at the end.

Certificates issued progressively, so handover was not held up waiting for paperwork.

A listed Victorian site where containment routes, fixings and visible services all have to satisfy conservation as well as BS 7671.

Full electrical installation across three large office blocks and six residential houses within the historic site, with routes agreed before anything was cut or fixed.

A modern, certified installation inside a listed envelope — ongoing as the site develops.

Void properties have to be inspected, made safe and re-let quickly. Slow paperwork costs the council rent every week a property sits empty.

A large-scale ongoing framework: void property upgrades, EICR testing, inspections and remedial works across the full borough, to the council’s turnaround times.

Housing stock kept safe and compliant, with certificates loaded to the council’s systems as work completes.

Two blocks with separate entrances but a shared management arrangement, and an existing AOV smoke control system that had to be tied into the new fire cause and effect.

Full design, installation and commissioning of fire alarm, access control, CCTV and video entry across both blocks, integrated with the existing AOV system.

Smoke clearance proven on alarm, and one system for the managing agent to deal with rather than four.

A warehouse with spans far too large for point detection — the wrong system here means either no coverage or constant false alarms.

Design, installation and commissioning of a new beam detection fire alarm system, surveyed and aligned for enhanced smoke detection across the open-span areas.

Delivered efficiently within three months, with coverage that actually suits the building.