If leaseholders and freeholders choose to neglect their maintenance or cleaning responsibilities then serious legal consequences may follow.
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Proactively maintaining the cleanliness, decorative state, safety features and structural integrity of your building is crucial.
Understanding the implications of service charges, maintenance contracts, and QLTAs is critical for landlords to avoid legal disputes, meet their obligations under lease agreements, and maintain positive relationships with leaseholders.
There are a number of reasons why building owners may wish to carry out cleaning of the exterior masonry to their building.
If you receive a service charge statement that you believe to be unjust, or if you think the works you’re being charged for were not carried out to the correct standard, there are steps you can take to challenge your landlord and potentially reduce the costs.
Maintaining and renovating these buildings come with a unique set of challenges for property owners and developers.
Here we’ll be discussing what property managers can do to improve communal areas to promote a harmonious living experience.
In this guide, we aim to explore the importance of outdoor space, planning annual maintenance, and making the most of these communal areas.
The question of who is responsible for the maintenance and repair of flat front doors for ensuring fire safety is a question that arises often.
The Flat Living Magazine theme for November reminded us of a survey we undertook some time ago, where the importance of an individual’s attitude to maintenance was starkly drawn into context.