County Durham
Facilities management, maintenance, technical services and projects for premises in County Durham. Start with the support you need, explore completed work where available, and send us your site requirements.
Discuss this locationFacilities support in County Durham
Explore facilities management, planned and reactive maintenance and technical services for your premises. For a defined building change, see projects.
Our full service catalogue, including every individual service, is available across every listed sector and location. For one site or several, we agree the scope, access and programme around the buildings concerned.
For a County Durham programme, include every town and site address in the schedule. We provide the same full service range across the listed county locations, while agreeing the work, access and maintenance tasks against each building.
Property Services work across County Durham
These projects were delivered by the separate Black & White Property Services business. Each report describes the completed work and any remaining recommendations.
- Reused uPVC Door Installation in Consett: Two second-hand uPVC door sets were fitted, sealed and adjusted within the existing openings.
- Multi-Trade Refurbishment in Seaham: Joinery, decoration, kitchen repairs and bathroom improvements were combined; the cause of bedroom water marks still required investigation.
Explore service areas
See guidance for your premises type alongside the service you need.
Plan county-wide work at individual site level
County Durham coverage includes distinct towns and settlements, so a property programme needs more detail than a Durham location label. Identify each building by its full address and local setting, then connect any relevant designation or approval information to the work proposed there.
Durham County Council’s conservation-area mapping data contains separate records for Durham City, Barnard Castle, Bishop Auckland and Chester-le-Street. The county hub covers a wider area than Durham City; the city’s local context cannot stand in for every county property.
When assembling an estate schedule, include the settlement and full address for each premises. Check any relevant mapped boundary at property level, then retain the information needed to assess the proposed work. A conservation-area name alone does not establish whether a building lies within it or what a particular alteration requires.
Use the same precision when grouping jobs for procurement or access planning. A shared county heading can help organise the programme, while each instruction still needs its own scope, existing details and unresolved approval questions. Keep those distinctions visible to the person releasing work.
Wider coverage
For the wider coverage area, see North East England.
Other places covered in North East England: Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, Tees Valley.
Places within this area
These pages form this part of our coverage directory.
- Durham
- Annfield Plain
- Barnard Castle
- Bishop Auckland
- Blackhall Colliery
- Bowburn
- Brandon
- Chester-le-Street
- Chilton
- Consett
- Coxhoe
- Crook
- Easington
- Esh Winning
- Ferryhill
- Fishburn
- Framwellgate Moor
- Great Lumley
- Horden
- Lanchester
- Langley Moor
- Langley Park
- Leadgate
- Murton
- Newton Aycliffe
- Pelton
- Peterlee
- Sacriston
- Seaham
- Sedgefield
- Shildon
- Shotton Colliery
- Spennymoor
- Stanley
- Tow Law
- Trimdon
- Ushaw Moor
- Willington
- Wingate
Discuss your site requirement
Send a facilities enquiry with the address, affected assets, priority, access contact and required work window. For several sites, include each address. Scope and availability are confirmed for the enquiry.
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