The main legislation relating to major works is Section 20 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985.
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Navigating leasehold properties can feel like a daunting task, especially when it comes to major works and service charges.
For flat owners and RMCs, effective planning and budgeting for major works projects involve a combination of financial prudence, legal compliance and clear communication.
As leaseholders, you need the assurance that major works are necessary, being carried out by suitable professionals, and for a fair price.
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.