Bloomsbury
Maintenance
PRIME
MAINTENANCE
SERVICES
Bloomsbury Maintenance delivers maintenance services to London’s prime property sector.
What We Do
Bloomsbury Maintenance delivers maintenance services to the residential, hotel, retail, and hospitality sectors in prestigious locations including Regents Park,Belgravia, St John’s Wood, and Mayfair, as well as the Crown, Cadogan, DeWalden, and Grosvenor estates.
We work with landlords, managing agents, estates, asset managers and hotels to provide planned maintenance services ranging from the external decoration of grand, Grade I-listed buildings to mechanical and electrical services.
We work with landlords, managing agents, estates, asset managers and hotels to provide planned maintenance services ranging from the external decoration of grand, Grade I-listed buildings to mechanical and electrical services.
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Who we are
Bloomsbury Maintenance was founded as a sister company to Bloomsbury Construction Group (BCG), the market leaders in luxury residential and hotel refurbishment. Identifying a strong need for planned maintenance services within London’s prime property sector, BCG’s founders established Bloomsbury Maintenance to maintain the building fabric, communal areas and M&E of some of the capital’s most magnificent buildings.
Our Team
Justin Legge
An expert in M&E and facilities management, Justin qualified first as a plumber before setting up a successful plumbing and mechanical company delivering contracts for clients including ISG, Galliford Try, BW Interiors, Sale Group, Sir Robert McAlpine, and Overbury. Justin then moved into the super-prime sector where he worked on the M&E infrastructure of prestigious properties including the Crown, Grosvenor, De Walden and Cadogan estates.
As Managing Director, Justin draws upon his extensive experience and depth of knowledge to lead BM’s unparalleled in-house maintenance teams. His technical expertise is matched by his skill as a communicator, which maximises supply chain productivity and ensures strong relationships with clients.
Justin has also inherited a profound sense of service to the community from his father, the legendary entertainer Dave Lee, founder of the Dave Lee Happy Holidays Charity. Justin regularly takes on extraordinary challenges to raise money for sick and disabled children.
As Managing Director, Justin draws upon his extensive experience and depth of knowledge to lead BM’s unparalleled in-house maintenance teams. His technical expertise is matched by his skill as a communicator, which maximises supply chain productivity and ensures strong relationships with clients.
Justin has also inherited a profound sense of service to the community from his father, the legendary entertainer Dave Lee, founder of the Dave Lee Happy Holidays Charity. Justin regularly takes on extraordinary challenges to raise money for sick and disabled children.
Chris Green
A member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, Chris brings over fifteen years of commercial management and quantity surveying experience to Bloomsbury Maintenance. Now Commercial Director of BCG, he previously held senior commercial roles at BW Interiors Ltd and ISG. He has delivered numerous prime projects worth between £1m and £50m for clients including the Crown Estate, the Grosvenor Estate, Nike, McCann Worldgroup, Gucci, InterContinental Hotels Group and Barclays.
As Commercial Director, Chris oversees all financial elements of a project, delivering meticulous cost control and accurate forecasting to ensure successful delivery. Always striving to add value for Bloomsbury clients, Chris oversees a culture of total transparency and close collaboration on every project.
Throughout his career, Chris has established strong and productive relationships with clients, consultants and project managers. His robust processes ensure our supply chain partners are the best in class.
As Commercial Director, Chris oversees all financial elements of a project, delivering meticulous cost control and accurate forecasting to ensure successful delivery. Always striving to add value for Bloomsbury clients, Chris oversees a culture of total transparency and close collaboration on every project.
Throughout his career, Chris has established strong and productive relationships with clients, consultants and project managers. His robust processes ensure our supply chain partners are the best in class.
Mark von Herkomer
As founder and trustee of Bloomsbury Football and HvH Arts, Mark is also a dedicated proponent of social equality for young people. Bloomsbury Football delivers the best football experience in London irrespective of ability to pay, while HvH Arts offers a gateway to the arts through free art classes, workshops and scholarships.
Mark’s ancestors are the inspiration behind his career in the construction industry and his particular interest in super-prime homes. His great-grandfather, Victorian artist Sir Hubert von Herkomer, lived in a four-storey Romanesque castle known as Lululaund, which was built in Hertfordshire in 1882 by Sir Hubert’s father and uncles. This remarkable building, designed by the American architect Henry Hobson Richardson, was where Sir Hubert painted his masterpieces, pioneered the social realism movement, and provided the first free art school of its kind. Over a century on, Mark’s great-grandfather continues to inform and inspire his love of the arts and architecture, his passion for beautiful design, and his work to advance the luxury residential sector.
As founder and trustee of Bloomsbury Football and HvH Arts, Mark is also a dedicated proponent of social equality for young people. Bloomsbury Football delivers the best football experience in London irrespective of ability to pay, while HvH Arts offers a gateway to the arts through free art classes, workshops and scholarships.
Mark’s ancestors are the inspiration behind his career in the construction industry and his particular interest in super-prime homes. His great-grandfather, Victorian artist Sir Hubert von Herkomer, lived in a four-storey Romanesque castle known as Lululaund, which was built in Hertfordshire in 1882 by Sir Hubert’s father and uncles. This remarkable building, designed by the American architect Henry Hobson Richardson, was where Sir Hubert painted his masterpieces, pioneered the social realism movement, and provided the first free art school of its kind. Over a century on, Mark’s great-grandfather continues to inform and inspire his love of the arts and architecture, his passion for beautiful design, and his work to advance the luxury residential sector.
As founder and trustee of Bloomsbury Football and HvH Arts, Mark is also a dedicated proponent of social equality for young people. Bloomsbury Football delivers the best football experience in London irrespective of ability to pay, while HvH Arts offers a gateway to the arts through free art classes, workshops and scholarships.