For our rented homes, we are responsible for health and safety checks – for example, servicing your gas boilers and central heating systems, electrical wiring and testing, and fitting smoke alarms.
For both rented and shared owner communal areas, we are responsible for repairs and maintenance works. In some cases, these may be covered by a service charge.
We’ll also fix repairs that are due to the general wear and tear of materials that we’ve installed, such as:
- Kitchen units and worktops
- Wall tiling
- Sinks, showers, and baths
- Internal and external doors
- Electricals such as wiring, sockets, pull cords, light switches
- External windows and door seals
- Internal and external walls, ceilings, roofing, and brickwork
- Guttering, drainage, waste pipes, and water supply
- Damp and mould – you can find out more about this here
Please note that when carrying out repairs, we try our hardest to use like-for-like materials. However, if certain materials have been discontinued, we cannot guarantee this. For example, if your cupboard door is damaged, we may be unable to replace it with a door that matches the rest of your kitchen.
As kitchens are replaced, we collect any spare materials that we can reuse for future repairs. This means that if we have to replace something that doesn’t match the rest of your kitchen or bathroom, there may be a chance that a like-for-like material will become available in the future. Although this is not guaranteed, we will try our best and contact you to arrange an appointment to swap the materials if we can.