Too many contacts
Painter, plumber, flooring fitter, disposal company: every vacant flat means five phone calls, five quotes and five invoices.
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Vacant flats, maintenance and renovations across your whole portfolio — one framework agreement, one contact person, clear documentation for owners and tenants.
Three problems we know from talking to property managers.
Painter, plumber, flooring fitter, disposal company: every vacant flat means five phone calls, five quotes and five invoices.
Every week without a handover is a week without rent. Tradespeople who are hard to reach drag out the vacancy.
Owners and tenants want evidence: what was done, when, with which materials — and which of it can be recharged?
Fixed terms, one site manager for all properties, bundled invoicing per month or per property.
Complete refurbishment at a change of tenant with a fixed handover date — painting, floors, bathroom, kitchen, minor repairs.
Plumbing, boilers, radiators, minor repairs — with a response time agreed in the framework agreement.
Acceptance report, before/after photos and an invoice that follows the quote item by item.
Five steps, in the order in which they come up for you. You report the property — we coordinate the rest.
Address, flat, move-out date and the handover date you have to meet. By form, email or phone.
Site visit, with the keys taken over against a signed record. The condition is photographed before anyone starts work.
Item by item, with a handover date. Work starts once you approve it.
Painting, floors, bathroom, kitchen, minor repairs — all trades from one company, planned in parallel. No contact with tenants needed.
Acceptance report, before/after photos, a broom-clean flat and a signed receipt for the returned keys. The invoice matches the quote, item by item.
The most common cause of delay with a vacant flat is finding a date that suits everyone. With us, that step disappears.
Handover and return confirmed in writing — with the date, the number of keys and names.
No need to work around residents, no appointments with tenants, all trades in parallel.
Condition documented at takeover and at return — for owners, tenants and the service charge statement.
For property managers with several properties. Once agreed, the framework agreement applies to every property in the portfolio.
You report the property, we take care of the rest — including informing the neighbours and handing over the keys.
All trades planned in parallel by one company. The handover date is written into the contract.
Every service is documented and assigned to its flat — for owner statements and service charges.
One framework agreement for all your properties: a binding handover date per flat, a before-and-after photo report and one collective invoice per month. You book the site visit online.
The framework agreement →
What property managers ask us before the first job.
Yes. Fixed hourly rates, flat fees for recurring work and a response time for faults — in writing, with an annual review.
The response time is agreed in the framework agreement and depends on the number of properties and the region. Without a framework agreement, we call you back within one hour on working days (Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00).
No. We handle technical maintenance — plumbing, radiators, repairs, painting — but not cleaning, gardening or winter services.
Per property or bundled per month, assigned to the building and the flat. The invoice matches the quote, item by item.
The consultation is free. You get a confirmation straight away, and we call you back within one hour (Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00).