The HML Group appointed CEM to maintain the communal boiler room covering 60 apartments across 4 blocks. These apartments are for 55+ residents and there are 75 houses within this Countryside Homes development in collaboration the National Trust. This is a sizeable village, arranged on a grid plan on the site – a long
CEM was asked to tender for this property by FLOH Consulting with whom we have worked on various projects including the major replacement flue at Marsham Court in Westminster. The building, designed in 1891 by E. W. Mountford, opened in 1893 as Battersea Town Hall, the administrative headquarters of the Borough of Battersea, shortly
This property is in a popular development on Richmond Hill and has the added benefit of an onsite concierge and a residents’ tennis court. Michael Richards & Co appointed CEM in January 2020 to look after the communal boiler room serving this extensive development. This renowned hill offers the only view in England to
CEM looks after over 15 properties in and around Cadogan Square and recently was appointed by private owners in Cadogan Square. The property was extensively refurbished in 2012. In addition to the boiler plant room managed by CEM, the property has extensive air conditioning and a commercial kitchen that CEM has been able
GMT Precision Precision is a residential development in Greenwich SE10 by Weston Homes that completed in 2017. Precision comprises four 7- to 17-storey apartment blocks with 256 high-specification 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and duplexes. Ringley Chartered Surveyors appointed CEM to maintain the communal plant from November 2019. Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN) previously owned
CEM add to their collection of artistic works Located on North End Road in the shadow of Wembley Stadium, Anthology Wembley Parade is made up of five buildings including a twelve-floor tower. Comprising of one, two and three bedrooms, there are 195 homes in total, all featuring a private balcony or terrace. Situated on the
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