Move electrical risk out of the reactive queue.
BES structures planned maintenance around each site’s assets, operational priorities, access constraints and existing inspection records.
The result is a practical schedule of planned visits, defect visibility and recommended actions—giving facilities teams better control before faults become disruption.
Asset-led schedules
Visit frequency and checks aligned to the equipment, environment and operational need.
Prioritised findings
Defects and observations organised so teams can make informed budget and risk decisions.
Single or multi-site
A consistent delivery and reporting approach for one building or a wider portfolio.
A maintenance agreement shaped around the estate
The useful starting point is the asset list, previous reports, repeat faults, site operating hours and the consequences of electrical downtime. BES uses that information to propose a proportionate visit schedule and reporting route.
- Planned visual checks and targeted electrical maintenance
- EICR, emergency-lighting and PAT renewal visibility
- Lighting, accessories, distribution equipment and known recurring defects
- Reactive attendance and planned remedial-work coordination
- Single-site records or consistent multi-site reporting
Commercial priorities stay visible
Each visit should help the facilities or property team decide what needs immediate action, what should be planned and what can remain under observation. The maintenance record is organised around those decisions.
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Maintenance should improve the next decision.
BES reporting connects what was checked, what needs attention and what can be planned into a future visit.
Request a Commercial Site Visit Or get a budget estimateFrequently asked questions
Commercial questions, answered clearly.
Is planned maintenance suitable for one commercial site?
Yes. A single-site agreement can focus on the assets, risks and recurring issues that matter to that building without adding unnecessary visits.
Can BES support several sites under one maintenance arrangement?
Yes. Multi-site work can use a consistent visit structure, reporting format and escalation route while still recording site-specific differences.
Does planned maintenance replace statutory or specialist inspections?
No. The scope identifies which checks BES will carry out and which statutory, specialist or manufacturer requirements remain separate.