Monthly Archives: January 2019

Building maintenance tends to be out of sight and out of mind. As a result, it has something of a reputation for being under-funded, unproductive and poorly managed. However, as recent cases involving legionnaires’ disease outbreaks have shown, this attitude is at best dangerous and can prove fatal. That is why it makes sense to […]

Everybody recognises that uncontained fire is dangerous. Indeed, the threats associated with fire have been recognised in the UK for more than 350 years. When the Great Fire of London began up in the centre of the capital in 1666 it destroyed over 13,000 houses and 87 parish churches, gutted St Paul’s Cathedral, and destroyed […]

    Safe access protects building services engineers installing and maintaining plant. To ensure this, ECEX has a highly experienced team operating from our workshops in Newbury who can survey, design, manufacture, refurbish and install metal fabrications of all descriptions. ECEX specialises in steel fabrication for access safety including bespoke platforms and railings. We also […]

John Grenville discusses the benefits of maintenance, focusing on AHUs.

ECEX launches a free guide to HVAC system maintenance, designed to help maintenance engineers and FMs

  What wouldn’t you give for a quality solution that prevents airborne debris from clogging internal coil fins, perishable filters and other components in the rooftop HVAC equipment you specify or install? Well, you can achieve this simply by retrofitting special, made-to-measure screens to equipment including air handling units, air intake louvres, chillers, dry air […]