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For Property & Block Managers

Property Management Maintenance Contractor in London

Planned and reactive maintenance for blocks and portfolios — communal fire compliance, fire risk assessment remedial works, partition and refurbishment works, all reported and documented to the standard your building file demands.

Planned and Reactive Maintenance for Blocks and Portfolios

Managing a block means balancing a planned programme against the faults that arrive without warning. We carry both — cyclical works you can budget into the service charge, and a reactive line for everything else.

Planned Maintenance

Cyclical decoration, communal redecoration programmes, fire door and emergency lighting testing rounds, and section 20-friendly works planned and costed in advance so you can budget the service charge with confidence.

Reactive Maintenance

Leaks into communal areas, failed door entry, lift lobby damage and the everyday faults a block throws up — attended promptly, photographed and reported back so you can update residents and the freeholder.

Reporting & Documentation

A Paper Trail That Survives an Audit

For a property manager, the works are only half the job — the evidence is the other half. Every programme we run is documented to the standard the building file, the insurer and the freeholder expect, so you are never the one missing a certificate.

Block Management Portfolio Maintenance
Every job photographed before and after, against each line item
FRA remedials annotated item by item, referenced to the original action plan
Fire door and emergency lighting test rounds logged for the building file
Certification to BS 7671, BS 5266-1 and BS 5839-6 where applicable
Fixed, itemised quotations suitable for service charge and section 20 consultation
Digital copies of every handover pack held, so a replacement is one email away

Compliance Guides for Managing Agents

Property Manager FAQs

Do you handle both planned and reactive maintenance for blocks?

Yes. We run cyclical and planned programmes — communal redecoration, fire door and emergency lighting testing rounds, FRA remedials — alongside a reactive line for the day-to-day faults a block throws up. One contractor relationship covers the predictable and the unexpected.

Can you produce documentation suitable for a section 20 consultation?

We provide fixed, itemised quotations and a clear scope of works that you can put into a section 20 notice and forward to leaseholders. Each completed programme is handed over with photographs and certification suitable for the building file and any future audit.

Who is responsible for communal fire door checks, and can you do them?

Under the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022, the responsible person in residential buildings over 11 metres must check communal fire doors at least every three months and flat entrance doors annually. We carry out these scheduled checks across managed blocks and return a photographic report grading each door as compliant, repairable or for replacement.

How do you keep us and the freeholder informed during works?

Every project runs to a written programme with progress updates and photographic records. You get a single project manager as your point of contact, and a handover pack at completion that you can pass to the freeholder, the insurer or the building file without reformatting.

Do you cover blocks across all of London?

We cover all 33 London boroughs, so a managing agent with a dispersed portfolio gets one contractor relationship rather than a patchwork of local trades — one number, one team, consistent documentation wherever the block sits.

We cover all 33 London boroughs — see areas we cover

One Contractor for Your Blocks and Portfolio

Talk to us about a planned and reactive maintenance contract — fixed quotes, communal fire compliance and documentation built for your building files.

Call 020 3962 0455Free Assessment