We pride ourselves on a professional yet personal approach. With roots in Salford we’re inherently straight-talking with a no-nonsense approach, but we’re friendly and proactively working hard to develop close partnerships with all our customers with a stated aim to delight them. We believe that the many long term relationships we’ve built, some spanning three decades, bears this out.
The versatility and nimbleness of Property Tectonics is recognised across its customer base. Our ability to skill up and resource quickly without compromising quality has led the business into different and challenging areas of work. Our legacy speaks for itself and the range is enormous, examples include running Britannia and Cheshire Building Society’s estate for many years; delivering Hutchinson Telecommunications Orange network in the North West; rolling out Dixon’s Stores Groups’ expanding Curry’s, PC World and ‘The Link’ mobile phone network; delivering 13,000 house condition surveys for the Ministry of Defence; surveying Universities, Schools, Hospitals and every doctor's surgery in Wales. We have designed new teaching blocks, and delivered millions of pounds of improvement works to hospitals, homes, offices, schools, universities, shops and leisure buildings.
Sustainability has become an important area of business, building on pt’s energy efficiency and conservation work. We are providing IT and compliance support to Utility companies and installers in delivering Energy Company Obligation (ECO) funded energy efficiency works; pt provided management support for Arbed II in South Wales delivering improvements to 2000 homes.
Our terms of business are flexible, and we work within a fee structure which is commensurate with our standards, is affordable and delivers real added value. Our approach is about delivering complete solutions for a fair price.
Property Tectonics to attend key industry events in September: Join us at the Housing Community Summit and PEPA 2024.
TLG is a national Christian children's charity that helps churches to bring hope and a future to struggling children. From trauma to poverty and food insecurity, there are children across the UK facing some of the toughest starts in life.
In the wake of increasing environmental concerns and stringent regulatory standards, the need for sustainable building practices has never been greater. PAS 2035, the process specification for the energy retrofit of domestic buildings, sets out a robust framework ensuring high-quality retrofit projects.
As we continue to refresh Lifespan Housing, we are making improvements to the User Interface. The latest update completed is the Document Search function.