Heat pumps run all year, so they need more attention than a boiler ever did. Here's how often to service one, what a proper visit covers, and how to keep your F-Gas and Refcom records compliant without the admin pile-up.

Amendment 4 to BS 7671 landed on 15 April 2026, and the previous edition is withdrawn on 15 October. It brings new requirements for battery storage, network cabling, and medical locations. Here's what's changed, who needs to prepare, and how to get ready before the deadline.

A missed service reminder usually turns into a reactive callout, a lapsed certificate, or a customer who quietly stops booking with you. This piece covers what good reminder software should automate, and how Joblogic ties reminders, compliance, and invoicing together in one system.

The tightness test every gas engineer runs without thinking changes on 1 October. IGEM/UP/1B Edition 4 swaps the old meter-size limit for one based on calculated Installation Volume, and adds a mandatory retest step that will slow some jobs down. This piece covers what changed, why, and what it means on the tools from day one.

A rule change is landing this autumn that most people have heard about but haven't quite dug into. From 30 September 2026, new residential blocks over 18 metres in England need two staircases, not one. This piece looks at what the change actually requires, who's exempt, and why the paperwork behind it becomes someone else's problem long after the building's finished.

Running a stadium means handling thousands of assets, strict public safety rules including the General Safety Certificate, and an event calendar with no room for error. This guide covers PPM, reactive maintenance, compliance evidence, and the software that ties it together, including how Joblogic supports venues like Arsenal, England Rugby, and Harlequins.

What is SFG20? SFG20 sets the UK's industry standard for building maintenance specification, published by the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA). It tells you what maintenance tasks to carry out on building assets, how often to carry them out, and how critical each task is to safety and compliance. If you manage or deliver Planned Preventive Maintenance (PPM) contracts [...]

A complete guide to Awaab's Law for social housing repairs teams: what the law covers, the statutory timescales landlords must meet, and how to prepare before Phase 2 comes into force on 30 November 2026.

Most guides to legionella compliance get one detail backwards: which checks happen weekly and which happen quarterly. This piece covers who's legally responsible, what a proper assessment should include, and the monitoring schedule as it actually stands under ACOP L8.

Most businesses assume there's a threshold, a certain number of staff, before a fire risk assessment has to be written down. That threshold was removed years ago, and every responsible person now has to record it regardless of size. This piece covers what the assessment needs to include, who's actually on the hook if it's wrong, and the five-step process for getting it right.

Some contractors lose contracts on price. Most lose them on a certificate nobody could find in 48 hours, an expired accreditation, or a service history nobody could reconstruct in time. Here's what buyers are actually scoring in every tender and renewal, and how to stop losing work you were fully qualified to keep.

A tenant asks for their gas safety certificate, and the landlord isn't sure if last year's boiler service actually counts. This piece covers what a CP12 is, who's legally required to hold one, how it differs from a routine boiler service, and what Contract Managers need in place to keep records audit-ready across a portfolio.