Dublin is home and the city is the daily patch, with the business parks, industrial estates and commuter towns around it covered most weeks and projects taken on across the rest of Leinster. The list below is where the work comes from most often, not a limit on where we will go.
The city centre is where most of the restricted access and out of hours work sits, and it is the patch we are on most weeks.
Read moreD02Ballsbridge mixes large period buildings with modern offices, so no two plant rooms in it look alike.
Read moreD04A lot of the Clontarf work is schools and care buildings, where the shutdown window decides the whole programme.
Read moreD03Santry and Northwood are business park territory, which usually means roof or ground level plant and an FM company holding the keys.
Read moreD09Sandyford is one of the busiest fit out patches in the city, and the ceiling void is usually the tightest part of the job.
Read moreD18Retail and medical work in Dundrum nearly always has to happen outside trading hours, so the programme is built backwards from that.
Read moreD14Blackrock has a lot of institutional buildings whose plant rooms have been extended three times and drawn once.
Read moreA94Anything on the Dún Laoghaire seafront gets a harder life from the salt air, and plant selection has to allow for it.
Read moreA96Tallaght carries a lot of healthcare and education work, where infection control and term dates set the rules rather than us.
Read moreD24Citywest is campus scale, so plant rooms are bigger, access is better and the coordination load is where the difficulty sits.
Read moreD24Park West and Ballymount is industrial unit work, where the heating and the process services often share the same plant room.
Read moreD12Blanchardstown covers everything from retail plant to hospital services inside a couple of miles.
Read moreD15Lucan has grown fast, which means a lot of relatively young plant that has never had a planned maintenance programme.
Read moreK78Swords work often runs on airport hours rather than office hours, which suits a contractor used to shutdown working.
Read moreK67Malahide is hospitality heavy, so plant work has to be sequenced around a building that is full most weekends.
Read moreK36Maynooth runs on the academic calendar, so plant work happens in the summer or it does not happen at all.
Read moreW23Naas and the wider Kildare corridor is mostly industrial and healthcare work for us, and both take planning rather than turning up.
Read moreW91Bray is the southern end of the patch and gets the same coastal exposure problems as Dún Laoghaire.
Read moreA98Ashbourne is the northern edge of the daily patch, mostly industrial units and community buildings.
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