Built Property Solutions Ltd

22/04/2025

That’s another one complete! This is in a rental property. We worked with the landlord to keep within there budget and got them exactly what they wanted under budget! Another happy customer! If you need a quote for your rental or home please get in touch!

02/04/2025

Recent refurb on an industrial unit in March. Including a clearance then new lighting and electrical. Gas heater service, decoration and door repairs. Now on the market for rent.

31/03/2025

That’s a wrap on another hmo in letchworth! More pictures to come!

26/10/2024

17/07/2024

Our annex project is now finished. Turned out amazing. This was a single story extension and garage conversion with kitchen/living area, large bedroom, bathroom and utility, new drainage and garden

18/04/2024

Roofs on and windows are now in at our bury project!

Next we’re on to the internals

07/03/2024

Been a busy few weeks at our project in bury, MS Brickwork pulled it out the bag with getting the brick work up despite the awful weather recently. Now on to the final stages on the shell….. next stop the roof!!! Will update in due course.

24/12/2023

Merry Christmas from us here at built property solutions. Have a good one and we will see you in the new year!

15/12/2023

We also do commercial buildings. Cctv and power install in this monster of a building!

28/11/2023

We have a new phone number! For any enquiries please call 0330 1339 116

22/11/2023

What Are My Fire Door Inspection Obligations?
Under the regulatory reform fire safety order 2005 (the law) building managers (the responsible person) have a legal duty to ensure all fire protection assets within their buildings are fit for purpose and correctly maintained.

Fire doors are subject to day-to-day wear and tear, even a small amount of damage can reduce the efficacy of a fire door by as much as 50% of its intended fire rating. Regular fire door inspections are an essential part of building maintenance.

A thorough fire door inspection should be carried out by a suitably competent person and include a full check of all aspects of the door checked back to its intended installation.

Properly functioning fire doors save lives!

10/11/2023

Poorly maintained or faulty electrical equipment can cause electric shocks, burns or fires. Under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, it is an employer’s duty to ensure the health, safety and welfare of all employees. This includes ensuring all equipment is safe to use.

The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 also place a legal responsibility on employers (or ‘duty holders’) to ensure electrical equipment does not pose any risk to users.

Failure to comply with either of these could result in fines and legal action.

PAT tests are a simple, cost-effective way to meet your legal obligations, protect your business and keep your employees safe.

Contact us to book in for PAT testing!