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December is when most organisations start locking in budgets, reviewing what is left in the year, and shaping their asset
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December is when most organisations start locking in budgets, reviewing what is left in the year, and shaping their asset

December often feels like downtime — but for building managers, it’s one of the most strategic points in the year.

Winter is the toughest season for any building envelope. Cold temperatures, wind-driven rain and rapid temperature swings all put strain

As winter approaches, planning facade access becomes critical. Cold, wet, and windy weather can quickly derail inspection schedules, inflate costs,

Sustainability continues to dominate boardroom agendas, with Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting now a key focus for organisations across

For facilities managers and asset owners, autumn is often the moment to take stock. Budgets are being finalised, maintenance programmes

Your building’s facade does more than provide a good first impression – it protects against weather, supports energy performance, and

By Shaun Kelly, Director at Cladtech Associates Ah, the access cradle – the once-glorious, slightly terrifying metal box that dangled

Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) is an established part of facilities management. But when it comes to facades, it’s often an