Block Management
We understand that every estate is different. That’s why we always develop a specific property management programme to make sure you get exactly the right service, from small apartment units to large residential blocks.
For example, we can
- Inspect the property and site in detail at least once a month to ensure all buildings and grounds are in good order and all services are working
- Recruit, supervise and manage contractors and staff – we’ll prepare specifications, get quotations and award contracts to the right people.
- Make time to deal with any unexpected work and contracts
- Negotiate, renew and manage specialist maintenance contracts
- Deal with individual residents‘ questions
- Manage your insurance – we’ll arrange and renew the right level of cover, get valuations and handle claims
- Assign properties when necessary, keeping up to date registers of leaseholders and tenants and all appropriate property records
- Attend the AGM and other management meetings
- Plan for the cost of future repairs and renewals
Accounting
We believe that successful estate management depends on sound, transparent and timely financial management. Our dedicated client accounting team will
- Maintain accounts on your behalf – transactions are processed daily and any surplus funds are placed in an interest bearing account
- Collect service charge and ground rent as required and send you regular statements with your approval, pay bills to service companies, small contractors and other suppliers
- Pay your staff and manage the payroll system
- Prepare detailed quarterly financial reports and reconciled year end accounts
- Prepare the annual service charge budget
Many of our clients own blocks with a mixture of commercial and residential uses, typically, a block of flats above several retail units.
Forming a limited company to manage your development can be a sound financial move, but it can have administrative costs. An appointed property manager will make sure your company runs smoothly and efficiently, taking on all the tasks of a company secretary.
The property manager will
- Call and attend AGMs and other board meetings
- Maintain the company register and other statutory documents
- Prepare and issue share certificates
- Maintain and update company records
- Prepare and file annual returns to Companies House


