September marked a milestone month for Integrity Security Group, as we successfully commenced two major projects:

Phase 1 Dilapidation Works – delivered in partnership with BCW Consultancy for a large warehouse facility in Rushden, including commercial drainage repairs and warehouse floor repairs. 

External Security Works – undertaken for JLL, involving the installation of additional barriers to enhance on-site security.

These projects highlight our team’s expertise and commitment to providing secure, reliable, and trusted solutions for our clients.

Integrity Security has renewed the prestigious Contractors Health & Safety Assessment Scheme (CHAS) certificate. This accreditation lets our clients know that Integrity Security meets the highest safety standards and ensures that correct procedures and health and safety standards are followed.

Integrity recently undertook a fire alarm upgrade at one of our longstanding customers, Envira Recycling. They recently expanded into new premises and asked Integrity to inspect the existing fire alarm and carry out a substantial upgrade to ensure their compliance and safety. The upgrade took place over several weeks and provided comprehensive coverage in both the offices and warehouses, which are approximately 50,000 sq ft.

We are delighted to have been awarded a new fire alarm installation by Envira Ltd, which recently expanded its existing premises. Envira is an independent family-owned company with a proven record of working with businesses to achieve waste reduction and increased recycling. With their own in-house transport fleet, they offer nationwide coverage with a truly flexible service. Their extensive knowledge in recycling and a vast range of recycling and plastic manufacturing experience will almost certainly benefit your site’s recycling volume and save you money.

The Integrity FM team has undertaken another dilapidations project with great success, this time in Chippenham, Wiltshire. A quick turnaround to ensure the building was ready for an incoming tenant meant that the team had to work efficiently to get the building ready for handover at the end of the month.

Integrity has undertaken a large dilapidations project at a commercial site in Droitwich, Worcestershire. The combined warehouse and office space was in need of decorations and repair, and after a successful competitive tender, Integrity was awarded the works.

A programme of works that ran for several weeks included roofing works, re-decorations as well as various compliance testing to ensure the building was ready to be re-let by the landlord.

Integrity is delighted to have been awarded another significant dilapidation works contract for an industrial warehouse with ground and first-floor offices totalling almost 60,000 sq ft. The property is currently undergoing a full refurbishment. The warehouse is of two-bay steel portal frame construction, with part brick/clad elevations and an eaves height of approximately 4.3m. The warehouse is to benefit from a new profile-clad roof with LED lighting and access via a level access roller shutter door to the side elevation and a rear dock level loading door.

A ground and first floor office block is constructed to the front elevation to the front are part single storey and part two storey. Incorporated within this area are a canteen, works and office WCs and various cellular and open-plan meeting rooms and offices. The specifications for the offices are good, with suspended ceilings and CAT II lighting as well as central heating and carpeting.