One Contract for Every Compressor Across Every Site
Single SLA, single point of contact, single report covering every compressor at every location. No more chasing different contractors with different standards.
Different Contractors, Different Standards, No Joined Up Picture
You have compressors at five, ten, thirty sites. Each one maintained by whoever the local site manager found. Different service schedules, different parts, different paperwork. Some sites have records. Some do not. Nobody is comparing performance across the estate, and you only find out about a problem when production stops or an HSE inspector asks a question you cannot answer.
Procurement spends hours every year renegotiating separate contracts. Finance processes dozens of invoices from different suppliers in different formats. When a compressor fails at one site, nobody checks whether the same fault is developing at the others. Compliance paperwork sits in local filing cabinets, if it exists at all.
The cost is not just the wasted admin. It is the unplanned downtime, the duplicated emergency callouts, the energy waste from machines nobody is monitoring, and the compliance risk from pressure systems that have not been properly examined.
One Number, One Report, One Standard
A single national contract replaces every local arrangement. One SLA defines the service standard at every site. One number gets you through to our operations team, not a voicemail at a local garage. One quarterly report covers every machine, every visit, every fault, and every recommendation across your entire estate.
Every compressor gets logged into a centralised digital asset register with full service history, PSSR status, and condition grading. Our engineers work to the same checklist at every site. Job sheets are digital, timestamped, and available to your nominated contacts within 48 hours of every visit. Fault trends are tracked nationally so we catch patterns before they become failures.
Phased onboarding means you do not rip out existing arrangements overnight. We audit each site, build the asset register, and cut over in waves. Temporary hire air is available during any transition period. Most estates are fully onboarded within 8 to 12 weeks.
Pricing is fixed per compressor per year, billed 4 weekly. No hourly rates, no variable charges for standard PPM visits. Volume pricing applies across the estate. You get one invoice, one purchase order, one supplier on your approved list.
Discovery Audit
We visit every site and record each compressor, dryer, receiver, and ancillary. Machine age, run hours, condition, PSSR status, and current service arrangements all documented in a digital asset register.
SLA Design
We build a service level agreement matched to your operational requirements. Response times, service intervals, reporting frequency, escalation paths, and KPIs all agreed before any work starts.
Phased Rollout
Sites cut over in waves, typically 3 to 5 sites per phase. Existing contractor notice periods are respected. Temporary hire air available during transitions. Most estates are fully onboarded within 8 to 12 weeks.
Central Reporting
Quarterly reports cover work completed, faults found, compliance status, and recommendations across every site. Data is accessible online to your nominated contacts at any time.
Continuous Improvement
Annual estate review identifies declining machines, energy waste, standardisation opportunities, and upgrade paths. When the data shows a change is needed, we bring the recommendation with the numbers to back it up.
Proof, Not Promises
Real results from real contracts. Numbers our clients can verify.
National PPM and emergency cover across all 30 Costco warehouses. Centralised job tracking, fault trend analysis, and proactive upgrade planning delivered measurable results within the first year.
Read the full case studyFrequently Asked Questions
How many sites do we need to qualify for a national contract?
There is no strict minimum, but national contracts work best for operations with 5 or more UK sites. Below that, a standard multi-site service plan usually makes more sense. The key factor is whether centralised reporting and a single SLA add value to how you manage your estate. If you are spending time coordinating between multiple local contractors, a national contract will save you that time regardless of site count.
How long does onboarding take?
Most estates are fully onboarded within 8 to 12 weeks. We phase the rollout in waves of 3 to 5 sites, respecting existing contractor notice periods. Each site gets a full discovery audit before it enters the contract. Temporary hire air is available during any transition period where existing service is disrupted.
How is a national contract priced?
Pricing is per compressor per year, based on machine size, type, duty, and your chosen service interval. Volume pricing applies across the estate, so larger contracts benefit from lower per-unit costs. Billing runs on a 4 weekly cycle (13 cycles per year). You receive one invoice covering every site. Emergency callout rates are agreed upfront and included in the SLA.
Can you take over from our existing contractors mid-contract?
Yes. We work around existing notice periods and phase sites in as current arrangements expire. Where you need to exit an existing contract early, we can begin with discovery audits and asset register build so the cutover is immediate once the notice period ends. Temporary hire air bridges any gap in service.
Ready to Consolidate Your Compressed Air Service?
One call. We scope your estate, design the SLA, and give you a fixed price covering every site. No obligation.