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Saracen completes refurbishment for Farnborough’s Loma Systems
Saracen Interiors has completed refurbishment work for Loma Systems at its UK headquarters in Farnborough, Hampshire.
Loma, which designs and manufactures metal detection, checkweighing and X-ray inspection systems, has undergone a major refurbishment at its HQ.
The workplace consultant is expected to manage any further maintenance work for Loma using its knowledge of the building, derived from the work it has carried out to-date.
The refurbishment project covered the installation of new toilets on all floors, including disabled facilities, two shower cubicles, new lighting and security systems and work to the exterior of the building comprising of the installation of new safety barriers, signage, lamp posts and CCTV.
Derek Sale, european service director for Loma Systems said: “The team at Saracen impressed us with its thorough and professional approach during the refurbishment project and we are looking forward to continuing to work with the group as maintenance issues arise going forward.
“We have worked with them in this capacity previously and they have proven to be most reliable. It’s good to be able to work with a company that has a working knowledge of the building and its facilities and that operates with the satisfaction of the end user in mind.”
Joint managing director of Saracen Interiors, Michael Page said: “We sell ourselves on our broad understanding of workplaces, from building design to housekeeping, and we are now taking on a bigger, all encompassing role with the majority of our clients as they recognise the validity in using us to both support and supplement the job of the facilities manager, taking responsibility for the care and upkeep of any given building.
“As our knowledge ranges from the design and functionality of the building to the mechanical and electrical services, we can take a hands on approach, providing a reliable service both inside and outside of established office hours.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ellen Forster .
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