The Building and Engineering Services Book

The Building and Engineering Services Book highlights the vital role played by the building engineering services sector in tackling the UK ’s major economic, social and healthcare challenges.

In the publication you will find articles and technical reports covering all aspects of the management of buildings to help clients and specifiers alike to make informed decisions to find the right contractor to help them meet their corporate, financial and social goals.

Our Supporters

BESA (Building Engineering Services Association), FETA (Federation of Environmental Trade Associations), ADCAS (Association of Ductwork and Allied Services, HEVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Association), and the SCA (Smoke Control Association) BCIA (The Building Controls Industry Association, HPA ( Heat Pump Association and the BRA (British Refrigeration Association).

Technical Articles

The Publishers extend their thanks to the following companies for supporting The Building And Engineering Services Book 2025 and providing their expert knowledge with technical articles:

Aalberts hydronic
Aalberts piping
Albion
Armstrong
Atlantic
Baxi
Carrier
Danfoss
Ductbusters
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Logo flamco
Iaq
Jobd
Logo lindab
Lockinvar
Naad
Rockwool
Roperhurst
Swiftclean
Walraven
Wavin

Industry News

Servicing as Strategy: Why Planned Maintenance Must Be at the Heart of C&I Heating Operations

Engineering Acoustic Excellence into Commercial Offices

What Engineers Are Asking and How Riello Helps

Re-thinking Split Bands – the case for using modern HD Clamp alternatives

Employment Law Changes In April 2026 That Employers Need To Know

Aalberts integrated piping systems wins the Aalberts sustainability award

Employment Rights Act 2025: What the 2026 SSP and Family Leave Changes Mean for Building Engineering Employers

Employment Rights Act 2025: SSP And Family Leave Changes Explained

Re-thinking M&E design – why fixings shuold be a strategic choice

New incentives to train young people and apprenticeship changes, what BESA members need to know

Neurodiversity in the RACHP Sector: Why Diverse Minds Make Stronger Engineers

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