SCS is an Isle of Man registered company, formed in 1969 specialising in all aspects of the building services industry including air conditioning, ventilation, plumbing, heating, gas, oil and biomass boilers, fire alarm, power, security, lighting, power, UPS, controls swimming pools, heat pumps, solar panels, facilities management, project management, specialist building works etc.
Long before our certification under the Environmental Management System ISO 14001, the company adopted policies towards the preservation of the environment by carefully selecting equipment/materials, promoting recycling of waste and producing energy efficient designs.
We are also proud to be accredited to further Management Systems, ISO 9001, ISO 18001 and ISO 27001 which are also important for our customers.
We are also very pleased to enter our projects into competitions, some of which have been recognised for their environmental performance and innovative nature.
In recent months SCS have invested heavily in renewable technology training so we can escalate and embrace next generation products in our works specifications for customers.
We continue to support the Ballannette conservation wetlands and nature reserve and recently invited Professor Peter Bridgewater to visit and educate us on all the flora and fauna. We are pleased to report also that later in the year Professor Bridgewater is making a special visit to Ballannette to welcome the children of Laxey school who are each going to be planting their own tree at the Ballannette meadow. We feel that this will engage our future generation to further protect and support our natural environment and resources. The new forest will be opened up for public access with a new nature trail.
2019 is a big year for SCS as it's our 50th year of trading. We have committed to raising at least £50,000 for local community charities to mark this occasion with charitable events and community gatherings throughout the year.
SCS are supporting the IOM DFE Government on the development of an ongoing Cleantech strategy, sponsoring a visit to the Cambridge Cleantech Annual Conference. This is a prime example of a private sector company working with the Government for the benefit of the Island.
Recently both Stewart Clague Services and the Salmon Lake Centre have been involved in work with KAST Energy Technologies and Duffy Motorsport. Helping to show that in the Island’s popular TT races, renewable and sustainable vehicles are possible and successful.
You can read more about their latest progress via the following link: https://www.businessisleofman.com/news/cleantech-alliance-leads-the-way-in-islands-tt/
Long before our certification under the Environmental Management System ISO 14001, the company adopted policies towards the preservation of the environment by carefully selecting equipment/materials, promoting recycling of waste and producing energy efficient designs.
We are also proud to be accredited to further Management Systems, ISO 9001, ISO 18001 and ISO 27001 which are also important for our customers.
We are also very pleased to enter our projects into competitions, some of which have been recognised for their environmental performance and innovative nature.
In recent months SCS have invested heavily in renewable technology training so we can escalate and embrace next generation products in our works specifications for customers.
We continue to support the Ballannette conservation wetlands and nature reserve and recently invited Professor Peter Bridgewater to visit and educate us on all the flora and fauna. We are pleased to report also that later in the year Professor Bridgewater is making a special visit to Ballannette to welcome the children of Laxey school who are each going to be planting their own tree at the Ballannette meadow. We feel that this will engage our future generation to further protect and support our natural environment and resources. The new forest will be opened up for public access with a new nature trail.
2019 is a big year for SCS as it's our 50th year of trading. We have committed to raising at least £50,000 for local community charities to mark this occasion with charitable events and community gatherings throughout the year.
SCS are supporting the IOM DFE Government on the development of an ongoing Cleantech strategy, sponsoring a visit to the Cambridge Cleantech Annual Conference. This is a prime example of a private sector company working with the Government for the benefit of the Island.
Recently both Stewart Clague Services and the Salmon Lake Centre have been involved in work with KAST Energy Technologies and Duffy Motorsport. Helping to show that in the Island’s popular TT races, renewable and sustainable vehicles are possible and successful.
You can read more about their latest progress via the following link: https://www.businessisleofman.com/news/cleantech-alliance-leads-the-way-in-islands-tt/
