Adapt Gas runs planned preventative maintenance (PPM) for commercial gas and heating systems across Manchester and the North West, with Gas Safe registered engineers, digital records for every visit and 24/7 emergency cover. Our tailored maintenance schedules are designed to prevent breakdowns, maintain gas safety compliance, extend equipment lifespan, improve energy efficiency, and reduce gas consumption - lowering the total cost of ownership for your commercial heating infrastructure.
For estates directors, facilities managers, and property managers who want to move from reactive to proactive maintenance. Ideal for multi-site portfolios, student accommodation, offices, laboratories, warehouses, and healthcare estates.
PPM is a scheduled maintenance approach where gas and heating equipment is serviced at regular intervals - before it breaks down. Rather than waiting for failures and paying for emergency repairs, PPM catches problems early, keeps equipment running efficiently, and ensures you remain compliant with gas safety regulations throughout the year.
Our PPM programmes typically include: annual commercial boiler servicing, gas safety inspections and certificate renewals, heating system performance checks, pump and valve maintenance, controls calibration and testing, water treatment checks, flue gas analysis, gas pipework inspections, and gas interlock system testing. Every programme is tailored to your specific estate and equipment.
Planned maintenance is one of the most cost-effective energy reduction strategies available to commercial building operators. Poorly maintained heating equipment - with scaled heat exchangers, drifting burner settings, failing controls, and degraded pump performance - consumes significantly more gas than properly serviced systems. Every PPM visit includes efficiency checks, flue gas analysis, and controls verification to ensure your heating systems are not just safe and compliant, but also running as efficiently as possible. Over time, this prevents the silent efficiency degradation that increases gas bills and carbon output.
PPM reduces unplanned breakdowns, extends the operational life of heating equipment, maintains year-round gas safety compliance, improves energy efficiency and reduces gas consumption, provides predictable maintenance costs, and gives estates teams complete visibility through digital service records. It also reduces the need for expensive emergency callouts.
Every maintenance visit is recorded digitally through Adapt Intelligence. Each piece of equipment is QR-tagged, and engineers log their work directly against the asset - including photos, readings, fault notes, and parts used. Estates managers get a real-time view of maintenance activity and compliance status across their entire portfolio.
We provide PPM programmes for multi-site clients including student accommodation portfolios, office estates, healthcare groups, and retail networks. A single point of contact, consistent engineering standards, and digital reporting across every site - regardless of location. Based in the North West with nationwide coverage.
The economics of PPM are straightforward. A single unplanned commercial boiler breakdown typically costs £2,000-£5,000 to repair once out-of-hours callout fees, expedited parts, and multiple engineer visits are included - before you count downtime losses, tenant complaints, or emergency temporary heating hire (£300-£800 per day). A tailored PPM contract for the same asset usually runs £1,500-£2,500 per year, includes annual servicing, gas safety certification, and priority response, and prevents most of those failures from happening at all. Preventing even one serious breakdown can cover a large share of a year's PPM cost, before you count downtime and the cost of replacing equipment early.
We tailor every schedule to the asset, but a typical commercial PPM calendar looks like this: Commercial boilers - full service annually, with flue gas analysis and combustion testing. Gas safety inspections and certificate renewals - annually (CP42 for commercial kitchens, landlord/commercial gas safety records for all gas assets). Heating system performance checks - twice yearly, timed around pre-winter and post-winter transitions. Controls and BMS testing - quarterly, covering weather compensation, time schedules, and interlocks. Pumps, valves, and water treatment - annually as a minimum, with dosing checks more frequently on larger circuits.
Planned maintenance is not just good practice - it is how commercial estates evidence compliance with UK law. The Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, and L8 / HSG274 for Legionella control all place ongoing duties on duty-holders to maintain plant safely and keep records. Enforcement can include improvement and prohibition notices and prosecution, courts can impose unlimited fines for serious offences, and directors can be held personally liable. Our PPM programmes produce the digital audit trail that regulators, insurers, and internal governance teams expect.
Every programme starts with a site visit. We survey your gas and heating plant, build an asset register and QR-tag each piece of equipment in Adapt Intelligence, and check existing gas safety records for gaps. From that we agree a maintenance schedule built around the manufacturers' instructions, how hard each asset works and how critical it is to your building. After every visit you get a written record of what was checked, what was found and what we recommend, so you always know the condition of your plant and when the next visit is due.
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