New members of the fleet arrive!

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2 new vans have arrived this week and have been sign written and ready to go. A massive thankyou to ENV Graphics who have redesigned the graphics for us to move forward with in 2020 and beyond. They are based locally and their website is www.envgraphics.co.uk Check them out if you are looking for shop… Read more »

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Commercial Water Pressure Problems: Causes and Solutions

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Understanding Water Pressure Issues in Commercial Buildings Consistent water pressure is essential for the safe and efficient operation of any commercial building. Whether it’s a healthcare facility, school, hotel, office block, or industrial site, inadequate or excessive water pressure can cause operational disruption, equipment damage, user complaints, and increased maintenance costs. Many pressure-related issues develop… Read more »

GMS Spring Team Day 2026

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Yesterday we got the whole GMS team together for our latest company day — and it was a great mix of learning, teamwork, and a bit of fun competition. We kicked things off in the morning with anti-harassment and mental health training, reinforcing how important it is to maintain a supportive and respectful workplace for… Read more »

More great feedback about #TeamGMS

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👉 Another fantastic piece of feedback from one of our hospital clients in the South West—received by one of our directors. #healtcare #respect #dignity #workethic #communication #staff #culture #legionella #waterhygiene #commercialplumbing Hi Jamie,  Do hope you are well?  We had Ryan, Niall and Aarron on site these past two weeks. We just wanted to express… Read more »

Why are males more susceptible to Legionellosis?

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Why are males more susceptible to Legionellosis? Males are consistently reported to have a higher incidence of Legionnaires’ disease than females — typically 2–3 times higher. This is due to a combination of behavioural, biological, and environmental factors: 1. Higher exposure risk 2. Pre-existing health conditions 3. Biological / immune differences 4. Lung capacity (possible… Read more »