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Having a planned preventative maintenance contract can help avoid buildings becoming damaged and keep everything running smoothly - thus avoiding reactive maintenance costs further down the line. However should some unexpected issue occur, being able to deal with it quickly and effectively is also essential.  

Hookway provides a comprehensive range of proactive and reactive building maintenance services. With access to a range of fully approved suppliers and contractors we can ensure that work is undertaken in a timely manner and carried out to quality standards.

We provide maintenance contracts for many of our long-term clients; it provides them with peace of mind and frees up their time to do what they should be doing.  Costs can be also fixed, which allows for more accurate maintenance budgeting. 

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Testimonial

“Hookway have been excellent and our English block looks and feels like a new building. ”

“After a fantastic refurbishment of our Grade II* listed building roof last year, Hookway has excellently project managed a complete transformation of our asbestos roofs. ”

“Hookway have been fantastic for us, they have prepared all of our bids and CIF has made huge difference to our buildings over recent years. ”

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Over £12 million CIF secured for 45 academies in 2020

Hookway has successfully secured over £12 million in Condition Improvement Funding (CIF) in 2020 for 45 delighted academies.

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Hookway delivers CIF projects in time for the new school year

Over the past months Hookway's surveyors have been working on numerous condition improvement projects, ensuring that all work is completed in time for the start of a new academic year.

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Hookway secures £7.5 million worth of CIF bids for academy clients

We've helped over 30 academies secure a combined total of £7.5 million to address significant building condition needs.

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