Services
Steam systems may not be your core business. But they are ours.
There will almost certainly be times when you’ll need to look outside your organisation for the right people and specialist skills to build new steam plant, extend your existing system to meet changing needs, or even to keep your system at peak performance. That’s why it makes sense to take advantage of our expert capabilities and extensive resources to make your life easier. Our steam system audits, for example, focus on your key business demands, whether energy saving, environmental performance, safety and regulatory compliance, or something else.
From a straightforward steam trap survey to project managing a complete new build, our experienced project teams will tailor services to deliver the best return on your steam system investment. We won’t try to impose services on you that you don’t really need. Services are delivered flexibly, as required. That could mean anything from a one-off project right up to experts working permanently on a large site to support ongoing operations.
Installation and Commissioning
Specifying the right equipment for your system is critical, but if installation and commissioning are not undertaken accurately, plant performance can fall short. We offer full support when the equipment arrives on site, ensuring rapid installation and precise commissioning.
Repairs and Maintenance
Having invested in new plant or in a programme to improve your steam system to bring it up to its best operating efficiency, you'll want to keep it that way. Often, the most cost-effective way to do this is to outsource some or all maintenance work to us through a Service Agreement.
Steam Systems Audits
Choose a steam system audit to benchmark your overall system. We'll scale an audit to your needs, from assessing just a single plant room, right up to your entire steam system.
Steam Trap Surveys and Management
To run a steam system safely and at peak operational efficiency, it is essential that all steam lines are cleared of condensate properly. This means ensuring that steam traps are working efficiently, a task best achieved by implementing a regular maintenance schedule.