Refurbishing fuel stations while they keep trading

A fuel station earns its keep by the hour. Close the forecourt for a month and the refurbishment pays for itself twice: once in construction cost, and again in lost fuel volumes and convenience sales that may never fully return.

Sequencing around a live forecourt

Our refurbishment programmes split each site into work zones (canopy, pump islands, convenience store, café, ablutions) and rotate construction through them so that fuel keeps flowing and the store keeps selling. Night works handle the tie-ins; temporary layouts keep traffic moving safely past active work areas.

Working to oil-company standards

Fuel retail adds a second layer of discipline: the oil company’s brand specifications and HSSE requirements govern everything from canopy fascia tolerances to hot-work permits above tank farms. Delivering inside those rules, on live sites, across a national footprint, is a specialist capability, and one Temano has built across multiple refurbishment cycles.

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