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National Maintenance Services Experts in planned projects, reactive & emergency repairs across the UK, Excellent reputation for quality of work, rapid response & customer service.
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Established in 2009 as a handyman business with guidance from the princes trust Nottingham Maintenance have built a great reputation in the surrounding area with the majority of it's work generated from repeat business. Now established in the maintenance sector Nottingham Maintenance has a great reputation for reliability and professional work at affordable prices. Nottingham Maintenance is a family ran business that offers services to commercial and domestic properties , internally and external. Our staff are highly experienced in multi trades to offer you an all-round service with no extra cost's. Our aim is to be the best, as we always endeavour to exceed your expectations and go the extra mile for our customers.

Is your commercial property ready for winter? Many of the most costly winter repairs start with small jobs left undone i...
04/11/2026

Is your commercial property ready for winter?

Many of the most costly winter repairs start with small jobs left undone in November, such as a blocked gutter, an unlagged pipe or a boiler that hasn’t been serviced.

We’ve put together a free Commercial Property Winter Maintenance Checklist covering the six areas facilities managers, landlords and property teams should check before the cold sets in:

1️⃣ Roof, gutters and drainage
2️⃣ Heating systems
3️⃣ Pipework and frost protection
4️⃣ Fire safety, emergency lighting and doors
5️⃣ Access, lighting and slip risks
6️⃣ Empty and out-of-hours areas

One tip that’s easy to miss: keep background heating at 4°C or above in empty and out-of-hours areas. It’s one of the simplest ways to reduce the risk of frozen and burst pipes over the winter.

National Maintenance Services has delivered planned, reactive and 24/7 emergency property maintenance for commercial, education, retail and housing clients across the UK since 2009. We’re Gas Safe registered (922218).

Need help getting your buildings winter-ready?
📞 0330 113 1117
📧 [email protected]

31/10/2026

Nottingham we have you covered 🖤💙

31/10/2026

Working hard throughout the year!

31/10/2026

“When Nottingham goes to hell, NM still gets the callout! 🎃👻🔧”

31/10/2026

Happy Halloween from everyone at NM services 💙🖤

⏰ The clocks go back this Sunday (25 October). Is your building ready for darker evenings?At 2am on Sunday, the clocks f...
22/10/2026

⏰ The clocks go back this Sunday (25 October). Is your building ready for darker evenings?

At 2am on Sunday, the clocks fall back an hour. From Monday, staff, tenants, pupils and visitors will be arriving and leaving in the dark for the next few months.

For property and facilities managers, that makes this weekend a good time to run a few quick lighting checks:

🔸 Timers and controls: external, car park and security lighting on timers may now be an hour out
🔸 Entrances, paths and stairwells: a single failed light can create a slip or trip hazard
🔸 Emergency lighting: make sure it’s working and your routine checks are up to date
🔸 Flickering or faulty fittings: small faults are easier to fix now than mid-winter

Well-lit buildings are safer, easier to secure and more welcoming for everyone who uses them.

National Maintenance Services’ commercial electrical team can help with lighting faults, repairs and wider electrical work across commercial, education, healthcare, social housing and public-sector properties. We can work out of hours to keep disruption to a minimum.

📞 0330 113 1117
🔗 https://nationalmaintenance.co.uk/services/commercial-electrical-contractors/

Not every trade job lets you see the difference you’ve made by the end of the day. This one does. A lot of our work at N...
20/10/2026

Not every trade job lets you see the difference you’ve made by the end of the day. This one does.

A lot of our work at National Maintenance Services is in social housing and housing association homes. That includes tackling damp and mould, fixing broken kitchens and bathrooms, and carrying out the repairs that make a home safe and comfortable to live in.

For residents, a quick, tidy and respectful repair matters. For our operatives, it’s work that means something.

If you’re a skilled tradesperson who takes pride in doing a proper job and treating people well, we’d like to hear from you.

Now hiring in the East Midlands:
🔧 Multi-trade operatives
🏗️ Plasterers with multi-trade experience
🪚 Joiners

👉 https://nationalmaintenance.co.uk/about/careers/

Awaab’s Law Phase 2 comes into force on 30 November 2026. Phase 1 covered emergency hazards and significant damp and mou...
15/10/2026

Awaab’s Law Phase 2 comes into force on 30 November 2026.

Phase 1 covered emergency hazards and significant damp and mould. Phase 2 is much broader. It applies to every registered provider of social housing in England and adds seven more hazard categories:

✔ Excess cold and excess heat
✔ Falls
✔ Structural collapse
✔ Fire and explosions
✔ Electrical hazards
✔ Domestic hygiene and food safety

The timescales to plan for:

⏱ Immediate danger: investigate and make safe within 24 hours
⏱ Serious, non-emergency hazards: investigate within 10 working days
⏱ Written summary to the resident: within 3 working days of the investigation
⏱ Urgent safety works: complete within 5 working days of the investigation
⏱ Longer-term remedial works: start within 12 weeks

Phase 1 sat mostly with repairs and damp and mould teams. Phase 2 extends to fire safety, electrical compliance, asset management, and contractor networks, so it requires a whole-organisation response.

A few questions to ask now:

→ Can your triage process correctly categorise the new hazard types at first contact?
→ Do you have contractor capacity across electrical, gas, fire, roofing and general repairs?
→ Does your out-of-hours provision cover more than damp and mould and gas safety?
→ Can your processes produce a written summary within 3 working days?
→ Do you know where your highest-risk properties are?

Policies and triage matrices are a starting point. They only work if your repair teams and contractors can meet the new on-site deadlines.

Adam H., from the National Maintenance Services team, has written a full guide on what’s changing and how to prepare. 👇

🔗 https://nationalmaintenance.co.uk/awaabs-law-phase-2-are-you-ready-for-30-november/

If you’d like to talk through your Phase 2 preparations, get in touch with the National Maintenance Services team on 0330 113 1117.

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Schools. Housing association homes. Shops. Healthcare buildings. Offices. As a tradesperson at National Maintenance Serv...
13/10/2026

Schools. Housing association homes. Shops. Healthcare buildings. Offices.

As a tradesperson at National Maintenance Services, you won’t be stuck on the same site week after week.

Our teams carry out reactive repairs and planned maintenance across a wide range of properties throughout the East Midlands, from occupied homes to busy public buildings and commercial premises.

Each site brings different challenges and different people, so you’re always solving new problems rather than repeating the same job.

If you enjoy variety, can adapt to different environments and take pride in leaving every site better than you found it, this could be the role for you.

We’re currently hiring multi-trade operatives, plasterers with multi-trade experience and joiners.

👉 https://nationalmaintenance.co.uk/about/careers/

We're growing our East Midlands team, and we're looking for people who take pride in their work. Since 2009, National Ma...
08/10/2026

We're growing our East Midlands team, and we're looking for people who take pride in their work.

Since 2009, National Maintenance Services has carried out reactive and planned maintenance for schools, housing associations, landlords, healthcare providers and commercial clients. To keep up with demand, we're recruiting for three roles:

🔧 Multi-trade operatives
🏗️ Plasterers with multi-trade experience
🪚 Joiners

Why join us?

We know good people are the key to delivering a reliable service, which is why we aim to give our operatives the support, tools and benefits they need to do their best work.

Good rates of pay
Company van and fuel card
Samsung tablet
Company uniform
Onsite gym
Varied work across multiple sectors and sites

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Whether you’re actively looking for your next role or simply want to register your interest for future opportunities, please send your CV to [email protected].

Address

9 Churchill Park
Nottingham
NG42HF

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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