Blogadvice

Discover how UK businesses can reduce building maintenance costs in 2025 with smart strategies, planned preventative maintenance, and energy-efficient solutions. Learn how to cut expenses, improve efficiency, and ensure compliance with UK regulations. Read our expert guide today.

At Rejus we have over 20 years of experience providing professional grounds maintenance services across Yorkshire. Maintaining your property’s outdoor spaces throughout the year isn’t just about aesthetics, it’s about ensuring safety, longevity, and value.

Rejus has over two decades of experience providing expert cleaning services to warehouses and distribution centres of all shapes and sizes. With our collective knowledge we can explain 6 of the most simple but effective tips for keeping warehouse spaces clean and efficient.

With over two decades of experience looking after the buildings of our clients, we know what maintenance best practices will help keep your business running smoothly. Here are 7 up-to-date office maintenance tips to take into 2025.

There are best practices that your company should follow over the colder months to minimise disruption and ensure as little downtime as possible. Over two decades of facilities management experience has given us a vast range of insight into how best to take care of buildings.

We've used our 20+ years of facilities management experience to put together 7 tips for best cleaning practices that will apply to most office spaces in most commercial sectors.

Summer grounds maintenance is not just about enhancing the visual appeal of your property, it’s an important part of preventive care that your grounds need over the warmer months. Read 6 key tips for looking after your grounds in the summer.

In the industrial sector, preventive maintenance is key to keeping businesses and their machines running smoothly. For all companies, this is important to preventing downtime. It’s important for commercial and industrial businesses to focus on routine maintenance.

As a Facilities Management company, we have been hard at work increasing our efforts to become sustainable in our operations. We're very proud to announce we have achieved net zero on scope 1 and 2 of company operations and have partnered with Highland Carbon to further these efforts.

We realised that to achieve our carbon neutral status, and having achieved near zero from our internal office operations and Head Office, this left 30 tonnes of carbon generated by our essential vehicle movements. How can we get closer to net neutrality where our vehicles and other logistics are concerned?