Scope and assets
Which buildings and assets are covered, what each needs and how often, captured in an asset register where one is required.
- Asset registers
- Visit frequencies
Term contracts for commercial estates: one coordinated contractor for gas, heating, plumbing, air conditioning and electrical work, set up around your buildings and your procurement rules.
Managing separate contractors for gas, heating, plumbing, air conditioning and electrical work means separate contacts, schedules and invoices. A ComGas contract brings those disciplines under one coordinated arrangement with a single point of contact.
We start with the buildings and assets, agree what is covered and how often, and set out how reactive work, approvals and reporting will run. The arrangement can cover a single site or a multi-property estate.
For the planned maintenance itself, see Service & Maintenance and Planned Preventative Maintenance.
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These are the points we agree with a client when a contract is set up.
Which buildings and assets are covered, what each needs and how often, captured in an asset register where one is required.
One team coordinating gas, heating, plumbing, air conditioning and electrical work, instead of several separate contractors.
Approval thresholds, purchase-order rules, quotation requirements and invoicing contacts agreed at the outset.
How urgent faults are reported and handled, with callout and priority-response options agreed as part of the contract.
Clear reporting and remedial recommendations, with portal access for eligible maintenance accounts.
Accreditation certificates and health and safety documentation for pre-qualification and tender submissions.
Genuine reviews from ComGas customers, submitted through Google.
Every estate is different, so contracts are scoped to the buildings and assets involved.
Call 01252 214120Yes. We can discuss asset registers, visit frequencies, access requirements and reporting across multiple properties, then propose a suitable maintenance structure.
Faults are reported through the agreed route and handled under the arrangements in the contract. Callout and priority-response options are agreed when the contract is scoped; we do not publish standard response times.
Yes. Approval thresholds, purchase-order rules, quotation requirements, invoicing contacts and call-out authorisation can be set at the start, along with how additional defects or out-of-scope work are handled.
Yes. We can supply accreditation certificates, insurance details and health and safety documentation for pre-qualification and tenders.
Tell us about the buildings, assets and current arrangements, and we’ll propose a contract structure that fits.
Current accreditations and registrations.
Message the ComGas office on 01252 214120.