Improve your building's energy efficiency while minimising running costs, with a Building Management System.

A Building Management System is an automated control system for your building, giving you the tools to effectively monitor and control your mechanical and electrical equipment. Particularly popular for a range of commercial and industrial establishments, a Building Management System gives you a set of tools to control and monitor where your energy is being used and money is being spent, controlling and monitoring your building's heating and cooling systems, lighting, power systems and more.

John Wright Electrical and Mechanical Services Ltd install Building Management Systems throughout the UK. We provide an easy to use interface, allowing you to optimise your energy management strategies, providing a wide range of benefits. Improving your property's energy efficiency through more efficient resource deployment. This lowers your carbon footprint as well as the running cost of your building.

We installed a Building Management System to our project at Wentworth Castle, where we were involved in the building of a new visitor centre attached to the Victorian conservatory. The project also involved refurbishments to the existing Victorian conservatory. We brought together the mechanical and electrical installations in the conservatory and the new extension, such as the lighting and heating. The main visitor centre also used underfloor heating.

The Building Management System we installed enabled the new extension to comply with all current BREEAM regulations, lowering the property's carbon footprint and significantly lowering the running costs of the building. Read more about the project at Wentworth Castle.

We work with industry leading supplier Centraline, to integrate all the mechanical and electrical elements of a building into one intuitive interface. This allows you to control automatic time schedules for your lighting, heating and other electrical and mechanical works, as well as view any system alarms. This all allows you to optimise your energy usage, lower your carbon footprint and save money on the running of your building. For more information, visit our Building Management Systems page.