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"thank you for the 6 Facet Survey work that Oakleaf carried out - the standard of the work was excellent"

(Julie Gunning - Dudley PCT)

‘I’m very happy with the reports. They are straight forward honest reports and delivered everything we asked for. The work is very comprehensive, a well presented piece of work and the site guys were excellent’

(Deon Joubert - Kingspan)

"We are delighted with the service offered by oakleaf. We look forward to our continued development with them."

(Roy Ridler )

"The Oakleaf Group have conducted Disabled Access Audits for all our schools and public buildings and we were delighted with the way in which these audits were conducted and even more so with the comprehensive reports providing risk assessments, estimated costs of remedial works and priorities."

(Matthew Martin - Group Leader Planned Maintenance
London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham)

Latest News

National Healthcare Contract

Oakleaf have been awarded a National Contract reviewing the estate of the countries largest independent provider of care and support to adults with specialist needs.

School Condition Surveys

Oakleaf continue to provide the education sector market leading condition surveys of their schools.
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Energy Performance Certificates (EPC)

Oakleaf are now carrying out Energy Performance Certificates. The EPC is required for the construction, sale or rent of all commercial buildings from Jan 2009
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Display Energy Certificates

With the impending requirement for all buildings occupied by public authorities or institutions providing public services and visited by the public (with a total useful floor area over 1,000m2) to have Display Energy Certificates (DEC) – Oakleaf are pleased to announce that we now have accredited persons under the CIBSE registration scheme who are authorized to carry out these duties.
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Fire Risk Assessment Fine

A business owner has been fined £80,000 and ordered to pay Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service over £50,000 in costs after pleading guilty to serious breaches of fire safety legislation. The business owner pleaded guilty to eight counts of breaching the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRO). The judge, Elgin Edwards, passed the following sentences in respect of the offences:

£30,000 – lack of suitable and sufficient risk assessment.
£20,000 – Failure to take suitable and sufficient preventative and protective measures.
£30,000 – All other offences sentenced at the same level including lack of suitable fire alarm and unsuitable means of escape.

In addition, full costs of approximately £50,300 were ordered to be paid to Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service.