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Finishing & upkeep

Property Maintenance

Maintenance is the least glamorous thing we do and the one that saves clients the most money. A blocked gutter dealt with in autumn is a morning’s work; the same gutter left for three winters is a damp wall, a failed plaster finish and a redecoration.

We look after properties on an ongoing basis — reactive repairs when something fails, and planned work booked in advance so it does not become an emergency. That suits homeowners who would rather have one number to call, and landlords who need work documented and turned around quickly between tenancies.

What this includes

  • General repairs and carpentry
  • Plaster repairs and making good
  • Damp investigation and treatment
  • Roof repairs, flashings, gutters and downpipes
  • Door and window adjustment, locks and ironmongery
  • Leak tracing and plumbing repairs
01

One number

The same team handles carpentry, plastering, plumbing, roofing repairs and decoration, so you are not coordinating four trades.

02

Documented for landlords

Photographs before and after, itemised invoices and certification where required — everything you need for your records or your agent.

03

Planned, not reactive

We will put together a simple annual schedule for gutters, external timber, sealant and roof checks so problems get caught early.

Scope of works

What a full job covers.

This is the standard scope. Your written quotation itemises it against your property, so you can see exactly what is priced and what is not.
  • General repairs and carpentry
  • Plaster repairs and making good
  • Damp investigation and treatment
  • Roof repairs, flashings, gutters and downpipes
  • Door and window adjustment, locks and ironmongery
  • Leak tracing and plumbing repairs
  • Fencing, gates, paths and external works
  • End-of-tenancy refurbishment and turnaround
  • Sealant renewal in kitchens and bathrooms
  • Planned annual maintenance schedules

Programme

How the job runs, stage by stage.

Indicative durations for a typical property. Your quotation carries the dates that apply to yours.
  1. 01

    Report the issue

    Same day

    Call or send photographs. For most issues we can tell you straight away whether it needs a visit.

  2. 02

    Assessment

    1–3 working days

    Site visit, diagnosis, and a written price. Emergencies are prioritised.

  3. 03

    Repair

    Booked to suit

    Work carried out at a time agreed with you or your tenant, with photographs on completion.

What drives the price

Why two similar jobs quote differently.

We do not publish fixed prices, because a number without a survey behind it is a guess that somebody has to pay for later. What we can tell you is exactly which variables move the figure.

Bring these to the survey and the quotation will be far more accurate.

  • 01Whether the work is reactive or part of a planned schedule, which is materially cheaper
  • 02Access requirements — ladder, tower or scaffold for roof and gutter work
  • 03Whether the underlying cause has been diagnosed or needs investigation first
  • 04Materials, particularly matching existing brick, tile or render
  • 05Tenant coordination and access windows for let properties

Property Maintenance — questions

What people ask us.

More general questions are answered on the FAQ page.
Do you take on small jobs?
Yes. We keep capacity for maintenance work alongside the larger projects, because a lot of our extension and renovation clients come from a small repair we did years earlier.
Can you work with our letting agent?
Yes. We deal with agents regularly — we can arrange access with tenants directly, report back with photographs, and invoice the agent or the landlord as you prefer.
Do you offer an emergency call-out?
We prioritise anything causing active damage — a leak, a failed roof, an insecure door or window. Call the number on this site and you will speak to one of the team rather than an answering service.
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