In this article, we delve into the significance of major works and service charges, what they entail, and how they impact residents.
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When a block of flats requires significant maintenance work, property managers can swiftly find themselves…
It’s important for residents and managers of leasehold blocks of flats to understand major works and the Section 20 procedure.
Carrying out substantial works on or in blocks of flats for the purposes of essential…
If you are a member or shareholder in an RMC or RTM, it is important to know your responsibilities to repair and maintain your block.
The team at FirstPort offers insight into the common traits shared by resident directors, to combat the challenges of major works.
Specialist property solicitors JB Leitch, provide insight and comment on the subject of dispensation from consultation requirements.
Property Management Company Fraser Allen Estate Management share their top tips so you can be better prepared for your major works.
Major works, otherwise known as qualifying works, are any works being done to the building that would cost each tenant over £250.
Section 20 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 defines major works as “one-off” works or maintenance, repair or improvements.