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Introduction
This guide brings together 30 providers active in the UK, explains the main types of facilities management and highlights what to check when comparing suppliers. It also covers where temporary toilets and welfare facilities fit into planned maintenance, refurbishment and business continuity.
What does facilities management include?
Facilities management, usually shortened to FM, covers the services that keep buildings and workplaces operating. A contract might cover a single service at one property or combine several services across a national estate.
Hard facilities management
Hard FM focuses on the building and its equipment. Examples include mechanical and electrical maintenance, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, plumbing, building fabric repairs and the inspection and maintenance of safety systems.
Soft facilities management
Soft FM supports the people using the building. It can include cleaning, security, catering, reception, grounds maintenance, pest control and waste services.
Integrated facilities management
Integrated FM brings several services together under a coordinated contract and management structure. Delivery may involve the provider’s own teams, specialist subcontractors or a combination of both. Buyers should establish who will carry out each service and who is accountable when something needs resolving.
30 facilities management companies operating in the UK
The directory below is alphabetical. It includes integrated providers and businesses with a particular strength in technical or soft services. Each company name links to its official website so you can explore its current offering.
How this directory was compiled: Entries were checked against providers’ published service information. This is a selected directory, not a revenue ranking or an exhaustive list. Group turnover, UK turnover and FM revenue are not directly comparable. Inclusion does not imply that a company is a euroloo customer, partner or approved supplier.
| Provider | Service focus |
|---|---|
| 14forty | Compass Group UK & Ireland’s integrated workplace services business, bringing together services including cleaning, food and security. |
| ABM | Facility services alongside engineering and maintenance support for buildings and operational environments. |
| Amey | Facilities and infrastructure operations, planned maintenance, reactive repairs and projects, including work across public sector estates. |
| Apleona UK | Integrated FM spanning technical services, energy, workplace support, cleaning, catering and security. |
| Atlas | Facilities management, engineering maintenance, cleaning, security, grounds maintenance and pest control through its specialist businesses. |
| BAM FM | Integrated facilities management, building performance and support services for public and commercial estates. |
| Bellrock | FM integration, supply chain coordination, helpdesk services and property compliance supported by technology. |
| Bidvest Noonan | Facilities services with a substantial focus on cleaning, security and associated support services. |
| CBRE | Facilities management for property portfolios, including operations, maintenance and support for occupiers. |
| Churchill Group | Specialist cleaning, security, guest services, environmental services and facilities support through its group businesses. |
| City Facilities Management | Facilities, energy and asset management, with services supporting retail, logistics and other operational estates. |
| Cushman & Wakefield | Integrated facilities management and workplace operations within its real estate services offering. |
| Dalkia UK | Technical facilities services, planned and reactive maintenance, projects and energy-related support. |
| Equans | Facilities management and technical services, including building maintenance, asset management and support for decarbonisation. |
| FES FM | Hard facilities management, technical maintenance and integrated service delivery for estates across the UK. |
| GRAHAM | Integrated facilities management, mechanical and electrical services, building fabric maintenance, compliance and minor works. |
| Grosvenor Facilities Management | Building and facilities management across healthcare, education, commercial property and residential accommodation. |
| ISS | Integrated facilities and workplace services, combining operational support with technical and soft services. |
| JLL | Facilities management, engineering and workplace services for corporate and other property portfolios. |
| Mitie | Integrated hard and soft FM for complex and multi-site estates. See the dated OCS/Mitie transaction update below. |
| NG Bailey | Technical facilities services, including mechanical and electrical building maintenance and planned and reactive support. |
| OCS | Integrated FM and individual services including technical maintenance, cleaning, security, catering and pest control. |
| Pareto FM | Engineering and workplace services, including mechanical and electrical maintenance, compliance, cleaning and decarbonisation planning. |
| Pinnacle Group | Hard and soft FM for public and private sector clients, including housing, education and community-facing estates. |
| RFM (Robertson Facilities Management) | Facilities management for education, healthcare, public and commercial estates, including technical maintenance and support services. |
| Samsic UK | Cleaning, reception, security, technical maintenance, landscaping and facilities management services. |
| Sodexo | Facilities management and food services, including hard FM, cleaning and workplace support. |
| TC Facilities Management | Cleaning, specialist cleaning, security and additional facilities support across commercial and operational environments. |
| VINCI Facilities | Facilities management, building fabric maintenance, minor works and integrated services for buildings and estates. |
| Wates Facilities Management | Engineering-led facilities management, planned and reactive maintenance, asset performance and energy improvement support. |
Service scope, geographical coverage and contracting arrangements vary. Confirm the requirements of your particular estate with each provider.
OCS, Mitie and changes in the FM market
Acquisitions can change the names, ownership and capabilities of FM providers. When reviewing a supplier list, check the operating business as well as the wider group.
OCS and Mitie: position at 30 September 2026
OCS announced its proposed acquisition of Mitie in July 2026. According to OCS’s 2026 mid-year update, the required number of Mitie shareholders approved the transaction on 16 September 2026, while completion remained subject to other conditions, including regulatory approvals.
The Competition and Markets Authority’s OCS/Mitie case remained open at the review date. This guide therefore retains separate OCS and Mitie entries. The same OCS update confirms that its acquisition of the operations of EMCOR UK completed in December 2025.
For buyers, a change of ownership is a reason to check who holds the contract, who manages the account and which supplier approval process applies. An announced acquisition alone does not establish that service teams, purchasing arrangements or contracts have already been combined.
How to compare facilities management companies
Start with what each location needs. A technically demanding manufacturing site, an occupied office and a school estate may need very different service arrangements.
- Scope: Specify which hard and soft services are included, which are optional and which remain your responsibility.
- Local delivery: Check the teams, specialist capability and response arrangements available around each site.
- Responsibility: Establish who delivers the work, who manages subcontractors and who owns an unresolved issue.
- Service levels: Agree reporting, escalation routes, planned maintenance schedules and the treatment of urgent call-outs.
- Total cost: Compare the contract price alongside exclusions, additional work, mobilisation and out-of-hours charges.
- Continuity: Ask how essential facilities will be maintained during shutdowns, refurbishments, equipment failures or water disruption.
- Environmental performance: Request measurable information about energy use, fuel consumption and waste rather than relying on broad sustainability claims.
Temporary toilets and welfare for facilities management teams
Temporary facilities can support an FM team when permanent amenities are unavailable, extra people arrive on site or work takes place away from the main building. euroloo provides toilet and welfare support for facilities management operations across England.
Planned maintenance and refurbishment
Arrange temporary toilets before washrooms are closed, plumbing is isolated or refurbishment begins. For contractor teams working outside the occupied building, a welfare unit can provide a separate place to take breaks and use essential facilities.
Emergency disruption and business continuity
Water supply problems, drainage faults or an unexpected closure can leave a workplace without usable toilets. For urgent requirements, tell euroloo what has happened, the site postcode and how many people need facilities so the team can check suitable equipment and the earliest available delivery.
Security, maintenance and infrastructure teams
Staff at remote work areas, temporary compounds or separate security positions may need facilities close to where they are working. Confirm the shift pattern, expected occupancy and servicing access before choosing the unit and location.
Support across multiple locations
For an estate with several sites, agree a clear process for ordering, delivery contacts, servicing and collection. A consistent brief helps each location receive equipment suited to its people, space and operating hours.
Toilet hire, solar-powered welfare and servicing
- Portable toilet hire for temporary facilities during works, additional site activity or disruption.
- Solar-powered ecowelfare units for on-site welfare without a diesel generator. Choose the layout and capacity for the people and work involved.
- Delivery, ongoing servicing and collection coordinated around the agreed hire requirements.
Confirm the site postcode, access, dates and service requirements with euroloo when requesting a quotation.
Examples of euroloo’s work
- Fenchurch Facilities: an example of ecowelfare supporting on-site amenities and the customer’s environmental objectives.
- Nationwide Hire Solutions: an example of portable toilet delivery and ongoing servicing across multiple sites.
What to include in a temporary facilities enquiry
A few details at the outset help establish the right equipment, delivery arrangements and servicing plan:
- Site address and postcode: Include the entrance to use and an on-site contact.
- People and shifts: Explain how many people will use the facilities and when they will be on site.
- Facilities required: Set out toilet, handwashing, accessibility, canteen, drying or office requirements.
- Dates and urgency: Give the proposed start date, expected duration and required delivery window.
- Space and access: Identify the proposed position, ground conditions and any delivery or servicing restrictions.
- Ongoing support: Confirm servicing frequency, any water or waste requirements and arrangements for extending or ending the hire.
- Purchasing arrangements: Provide the billing details, purchase order requirements and any supplier onboarding steps.
Frequently asked questions
Which is the best facilities management company in the UK?
The best fit depends on the estate, service scope, technical requirements and local delivery capability. Use the directory to build a shortlist, then compare proposals against the same specification and service expectations.
Is this a ranking of the largest FM companies?
No. It is an alphabetical directory of 30 providers with published UK facilities management services. A meaningful size ranking would need a consistent measure, such as UK FM revenue for the same accounting period, rather than a mixture of global group turnover and estimated divisional figures.
Has OCS completed its acquisition of Mitie?
At this guide’s review date of 30 September 2026, the transaction remained subject to conditions including regulatory approvals. Check the CMA case page and Mitie’s offer information for subsequent developments.
Can an FM company arrange temporary toilets and welfare through euroloo?
Yes. FM and maintenance teams can enquire directly about portable toilets, ecowelfare units and servicing for their sites. Share the location, dates, workforce details and purchasing requirements so euroloo can confirm the appropriate arrangements.
Can temporary facilities be used while a building stays open?
They can form part of a plan for occupied premises during maintenance or disruption. The layout needs to take account of pedestrian routes, accessibility, deliveries and regular servicing. Explain how the building will operate when discussing the hire.
How quickly can euroloo deliver?
Contact the team with the site postcode, equipment needed and required arrival time. They will check availability, access and delivery options. For emergency requirements, call rather than waiting for an email response.
Arrange temporary facilities for your site
Planning maintenance, a refurbishment or temporary contractor accommodation? Need toilet facilities following an unexpected disruption? Talk to euroloo about equipment, delivery and ongoing servicing for your site.
Sources and review: Company links above lead to official provider websites. The market update uses OCS’s published mid-year statement and the CMA’s merger case information. Directory and transaction information reviewed on 30 September 2026.
