Sectors

Retail & Roadside

Fit-out, refurbishment and maintenance for retail and roadside estates across London and the South East — phased around trading, delivered out of hours, and backed by 24/365 reactive cover.

The sector

Buildings that
cannot stand still.

Retail buildings earn nothing when the doors are shut, and lose money when work forces them shut. AMPM Building Services plans retail and roadside projects around trading: night shifts, sectional handovers, early-morning handbacks and tight housekeeping so stores open on time every day. We work for landlords and tenants alike — Cat A landlord works, Cat B tenant fit-out, rebrands and rollout programmes across multi-site estates — with our own MEPH capability alongside fabric, fit-out and groundworks. For occupied estates we run SFG20-aligned planned maintenance across M&E and fabric, with a 24-hour reactive line for the failures that stop trading: power, heating and cooling, water, roof leaks and storm damage.

What we deliver

Sector scope,
self-delivered.

Scope

  • Store fit-out and refurbishment (Cat A and Cat B) phased around trading hours, including nights and out-of-hours working
  • Rollout and rebrand programmes across multi-site retail and roadside estates, delivered to a repeatable specification
  • Landlord and tenant works — Cat A base build, dilapidations, unit splits and reinstatement
  • MEPH services: electrical, mechanical, HVAC and public health design-and-install to BS 7671 and CIBSE guidance
  • Fabric and envelope works — roofing, cladding and facade repairs on retail units, retail parks and roadside sites
  • SFG20-aligned planned preventative maintenance across M&E plant and building fabric
  • 24/365 reactive maintenance for lost-trading emergencies — power failures, leaks, heating and cooling breakdowns, storm damage
  • External works — car parks, drainage, hard landscaping and forecourt groundworks

Standards & compliance

  • Electrical work designed and installed to BS 7671 (18th Edition) with full test and inspection records
  • Mechanical and HVAC works engineered to CIBSE guidance and Building Regulations Parts L and F
  • Planned maintenance structured to SFG20 task schedules with asset registers and digital job records
  • Projects managed under CDM 2015, with RAMS and permit-to-work controls suited to occupied, trading premises
FAQs

Your questions,
answered.

Can you carry out fit-out works while the store keeps trading?

Yes — that is the normal way we plan retail work. We phase the programme around trading hours, working nights and early mornings where needed, hoarding off live areas, and handing the floor back clean and safe before opening. Noisy, dusty or isolating works are scheduled out of hours, and each shift ends with a documented handback so store teams know exactly what state the unit is in.

Do you handle rollout programmes across multiple sites?

Yes. We deliver repeat-specification programmes — rebrands, refits, equipment installs and compliance upgrades — across estates in London and the South East. One point of contact, a standard specification and pricing model, and consistent reporting across every site, so estate managers are not re-briefing a new contractor at each location.

What happens when a fault stops a store trading?

Call 0330 043 0080 — the line is answered 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We prioritise lost-trading emergencies: power failures, water leaks, heating and cooling breakdowns, and storm or impact damage to the fabric. Our engineers make the site safe first, restore trading where possible, then follow up with a permanent repair and a full report for landlord or insurer.

Do you work for landlords, tenants, or both?

Both. For landlords we deliver Cat A works, common-area refurbishment, dilapidations and fabric repairs across retail parks and mixed-use schemes. For tenants we deliver Cat B fit-out, rebrands and maintenance. Where a project involves both parties we manage licence-to-alter requirements and keep both sides informed throughout.

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Where to
go next.

Our service lines

One contractor,
four service lines.

Talk to us about your project

Scope, programme,
stage — send it over.

A named contact, not a sales team, comes back within 24 hours. Include the package, programme and stage if you can.