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From 31 March 2025, businesses and non-domestic premises in England will be legally required to separate their waste into specific categories to improve recycling rates and reduce landfill use. This change aims to create a
OUTCO CEO, Jason Petsch, shares his thoughts in the January 2025 edition of BFM Magazine on how technology is transforming the future of outdoor FM. From real-time tracking and automated workflows to customer-centric portals, the
Maintaining outdoor spaces comes with its challenges. Whether it’s issues like potholes, damaged fencing, blocked drains, or other unexpected hazards, these issues can disrupt operations, create safety risks, and lead to costly repairs. At OUTCO,
At OUTCO, we don’t just maintain outdoor spaces — we help transform them into thriving environments that benefit both our clients and nature. One of the simplest yet most impactful ways to achieve this is
As winter fades into spring, the season of renewal offers a chance to embrace fresh beginnings, rejuvenate outdoor spaces, and breathe new life into your sites. Site Maintenance isn’t just about aesthetics, it reflects your
Winter is an often-overlooked but ideal time to conduct tree surveys and to manage the trees on your estate. While in their dormant state, this season provides the perfect opportunity to ensure their health, safety,
Brendon Petsch, Chief Technology Officer at OUTCO, discusses the future of the FM industry: Is the FM industry standing on the brink of a technological revolution? From automated vehicles like cleaning robots to predictive maintenance
Winter precipitation — sleet, snow, and freezing rain — can create treacherous conditions for roads, car parks, and pathways, increasing the risk of accidents. To combat these challenges, having the right stock, equipment, plans, and