We make sure every building we manage is fully compliant with the law, as well as well maintained and financially secure.
Key areas of responsibility
As a landlord, freeholder or RMC director, you are legally responsible for:
- Fulfilling lease obligations relating to maintenance and management
- Accounting for service charge and reserve fund income and expenditure
- Complying with statutory requirements covering housing, safety, equality and property law
Key legislation
Landlord & Tenant Acts 1985 and 1987Service charges, repairs and consultation procedures.
Commonhold & Leasehold Reform Act 2002Rules for management, consultation and leaseholder rights.
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005Fire risk assessments and ongoing fire safety management.
Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 and Management Regulations 1999Apply to communal areas in all blocks.
Control of Asbestos RegulationsAsbestos management plans for older buildings.
Equality Act 2010Fair treatment and accessibility in communal areas.
Construction (Design & Management) RegulationsApply to major works and refurbishments.
This is not a complete list, but it shows the complexity of the legal framework landlords and RMCs must comply with.
How we help
You don’t need to keep track of every piece of legislation yourself. We provide:
- Experienced staff with deep knowledge of block management law and procedure
- Detailed financial management, including computerised accounting to reduce audit costs
- Trusted contractors at competitive rates for maintenance and compliance work
- Annual budgets, planned maintenance and regular site inspections to stay ahead of issues
- Professional dispute resolution, keeping communication within the community smooth
- Company Secretary services, where required, for RMCs and freehold companies
Peace of mind for landlords and directors
Our proactive approach keeps your property compliant, well managed and protected. Leaseholders can be confident their investment is safeguarded and their development is run to a high standard.
