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Case Studies

Whilst we would love to share a lot more of our case studies with you, many of the programmes of work we undertake are security or business sensitive, and therefore the details are confidential.  However, the following clients are delighted to share details of the work we undertake for them.  We will be adding to these case studies regularly.
Vehicle Manufacturing Plant, Solihull
Vehicle Manufacturing Plant, Solihull
  • Project Manager: Darren Woollam
  • Site: Solihull
  • Project Duration: Ongoing

Project Overview

ARH are currently installing an indoor monorail system for one of the UK’s largest Vehicle Manufacturers. The project involves installing a 2.5 km stretch of containment and cabling which includes approximately 26 PLC panels and 60 specialist panels on 5M and 10M mezz decks. The project is ongoing and will involve over 20 specialist engineers by the time it is completed. The project also includes the installation of an IWLAN RCoax system that will run the full length of the monorail. This cutting edge product will send a signal to an antenna on each one of the 140 pallet carriers that will continuously run on the monorail, picking components for the manufacturing process intelligently and without any human interface.

Travis Perkins Group
Travis Perkins Group
  • Project Manager: Michael Watkins
  • Site: Multiple UK & Ireland
  • Project Duration: Ongoing

Project Overview

Travis Perkins Group is a leading partner to the construction industry, in fact they are the UK’s largest distributor of building materials. ARH Group’s partnership with Travis Perkins Group began back in 2013 and has since gone from strength to strength. Now with over nine years of portfolio management, serving all Mechanical, Electrical and Fire Safety systems across the estate, ARH Group are proud to be working with and well thought of by Travis Perkins Group, successfully delivering over 7,000 work orders per annum, with an impressive response times to call outs and compliance statistics.

EV Infrastructure
EV Infrastructure
  • Project Manager: Michael Watkins
  • Site: Multiple UK & Ireland
  • Project Duration: Ongoing

Project Overview

Over the past 12 months, ARH Group Ltd have become a key supplier to several electric vehicle manufacturers, becoming the nominated single service supplier for each manufacturer across the U.K. and Ireland. These are commercial grade systems for larger infrastructure installations including passenger service vehicle networks, Postal and delivery Services along with large commercial fleet support systems. All our expert technicians are trained by the manufacturers at their European facilities. ARH can now boast an advanced technically trained team that is scaling in accordance with this exciting new market.

Retail
Retail
  • Project Manager: Jon Rees
  • Project Duration: weeks

Project Overview

Project Overview: In a recent project, our team was tasked with supporting a prominent high-street clothing retailer in the removal and replacement of a vital 5-tonne chiller unit, enabling critical roof repairs on their listed building. The project required precision planning and execution to minimise disruption to the retailer’s operations and nearby public areas, all while ensuring the building’s cooling system remained operational post-installation. Client Challenge: The client, a well-known clothing retailer, required immediate roof repairs, but a large 5-tonne chiller obstructed access to the roof. To facilitate these essential repairs, the existing chiller had to be removed and, after repairs were completed, replaced with a newly designed and rerouted chilled water pipework system that could accommodate the new unit. This involved: Removal of the old chiller. Roof repairs. Rerouting and redesigning chilled water pipework. Installing a new chiller. All work needed to be done with minimal disruption to the retail store’s operations and local traffic in a busy city centre. Our Approach: Planning and Permits: We conducted a comprehensive site assessment to determine the safest and most efficient method for removing the existing chiller and rerouting the chilled water pipework. Due to the store’s central location, the project required extensive coordination with local authorities to secure permits for road closures, as a crane would need to be deployed to lift both the old and new chillers. Crane Operation and Timing: With the busy nature of the surrounding streets, the removal of the chiller was scheduled for a Sunday to minimise public disruption. This meant carefully planning logistics with the crane operator and securing road closure permits for the operation. Picture 1: Shows the roof plant area before work commenced, highlighting the logistical challenge of working within a constrained and busy environment. Picture 2: Captures the moment the original chiller was safely hoisted from the roof using a crane, requiring the full closure of nearby roads. Redesigning Pipework and Roof Repairs: During the roof repair phase, we simultaneously redesigned and rerouted the chilled water pipework to ensure compatibility with the new chiller. The new design allowed for easier maintenance and greater efficiency for the building’s cooling system, a key improvement for the client. Installing the New Chiller: A few weeks after the roof repairs and pipework rerouting were complete, we repeated the crane operation process. Again, the necessary road closures were carefully coordinated, and the new chiller was lifted into position without incident. Final Commissioning: After the successful installation of the new chiller, our engineers finalised the project by commissioning the new system, ensuring it was fully operational and ready for handover to the client. Picture 4: Showcases the completed installation, with the new chiller now in place and fully connected to the redesigned pipework, ready for commissioning. Results: Zero Operational Disruption: By executing key tasks on Sundays and securing the necessary permits for road closures, we minimised disruption to both the store’s operations and the surrounding public areas. Improved System Efficiency: The new chiller and re-routed pipework provide

UK Supermarket Chain
UK Supermarket Chain
  • Project Manager: Mark Emberton
  • Site: UK Supermarket Chains
  • Project Duration: Ongoing

Project Overview

A full refurbish and reimagination of the sales-floor and customer servery areas to accommodate a brand new concept including the installation of lighting, power, mechanical services and air handling systems. The project has been delivered in a tight timescale whilst keeping the store open to the public throughout.

SERVICE THAT SUPPORTS.
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