One of the most significant changes has been the level of specialist expertise now embedded in the delivery of major works projects.
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What does major works mean when it comes to lifts, and how do you tell whether your building needs a repair, a modernisation, or a full replacement?
While managing agents have legal responsibilities to meet, there is also an opportunity to explain the process in a way that builds understanding and trust.
By marrying Earl Kendrick’s engineering precision with Fixflo’s digital compliance engine, property managers can finally eliminate Section 20 anxiety.
Understanding the impact of arrears and the importance of dealing with them promptly and fairly is a vital part of successful block management.
The most cost-effective buildings are the ones that plan ahead; monitoring assets and dealing with problems before they become emergencies.
For many leaseholders and Resident Management Companies (RMCs), major works are viewed as an unavoidable expense.
The problem we see is that in too many cases, the Planned Maintenance Programme is treated as a piece of paper rather than a practice.
Behind every building is a group of people, and the reality is that the decisions we make do not just affect structures, they affect daily lives.
Alongside mortgage payments, there are service charges, reserve fund contributions and, at times, significant costs for major works.