Repairs between tenancies
Turn a check-out list into a clear schedule of practical repairs. Separate damaged items from optional improvements and identify anything that may affect the intended handover.
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Bring your maintenance list together in one enquiry. From individual repairs to work between tenancies, provide the property status and any handover date so the scope can be discussed. Availability and scheduling are confirmed individually.
PRACTICAL HELP
What might be on your list?
Maintenance in occupied homes
For tenant-reported issues, include a description of the problem and the person coordinating access. Confirm the agreed contact arrangements before a visit is scheduled.
Furniture, fixtures and outside areas
A rental maintenance list can span furniture assembly, shelving, general repairs and fencing. Group tasks by property and room so each part can be reviewed together.
Jobs you can enquire about
- End-of-tenancy repairs
- Landlord maintenance
- Rental property repairs
Planning the work
Provide one clear list for each property, with the location, occupancy status, priorities and preferred dates. Identify who can approve the quotation and any changes. If more damage becomes apparent once work starts, additional scope needs to be discussed before it is agreed.
Help us understand the job
Include the job list, occupied or vacant status, access contact and any preferred completion date.
Include your town or postcode so location and availability can be discussed. Any quotation, materials and timing are agreed before work starts.
Specialist or regulated electrical and gas work is not offered through these service descriptions.
Your questions, answered.
Can you work to a tenancy handover date?
Include the date in your first enquiry. The work, materials and availability need to be reviewed before a completion date can be confirmed.
Can I enquire about several properties?
Yes. List the location and jobs for each property separately, along with the person managing access and approvals.
Can tenants contact you directly?
Agree the contact and access arrangements with the landlord or managing agent first. The enquiry should identify who is responsible for instructions and approving the work.