Maintenance three

Maintenance Three

G&H has secured three maintenance contracts across the education and property management sectors.

Following competitive tenders, G&H has been appointed to deliver planned and preventative maintenance for Pudsey Sixth Form College, MCR Property Group, and Evans Property Group.

G&H will deliver a three-year maintenance programme at Pudsey Sixth Form College to ensure the building remains operational, efficient, and fully compliant for its further education students. The win follows G&H’s successful delivery of a MEP design and build package in partnership with Caddicks Construction during the building of the college, which was completed ahead of the 2025/26 academic year.

In addition, G&H has also been appointed to provide a three-year MEP maintenance programme for MCR Property Group’s Windsor House, a 117,000 sq ft office building built in 1903. Overlooking Valley Gardens in Harrogate, the building provides 130 office suites and amenities. Meanwhile, Evans Property Group has selected G&H to deliver ongoing maintenance services at its Leeds headquarters under an annual rolling contract.

A dedicated G&H maintenance team will implement a planned and preventative strategy for each client, carrying out regular inspections and servicing of plant, fire alarms, lighting, power generation, and heating and cooling systems to reduce breakdowns, minimise callouts, and ensure full regulatory compliance.

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