What affects scope
- How many items are on the list
- Whether parts or materials need ordering
- Access, and whether the property is occupied
What to send first
- Your room-by-room list
- Who to contact for access
Most properties build up a list of small faults: a door that sticks, a handrail that has worked loose, mouldy sealant round the bath, a cracked tile, a curtain pole pulled out of the wall. None of them is a big job, but together they make a property look neglected, and they often show up on inspections and check-out reports.
PRG works through that list in one visit where possible. Typical general repairs include adjusting latches and hinges, refixing handrails, curtain poles, blinds and shelves, replacing sealant around baths, showers and sinks, replacing cracked or loose tiles, fixing dripping taps, and refitting loose trims and fittings. Larger items can be priced separately or brought into a wider refurbishment.
Working room by room keeps it clear. Walk round the property, note each fault with the room it is in, and take a photo. That is usually quicker and more accurate than trying to describe or diagnose the repair.
Send the list and photos with the property location, and say whether tenants are living there. If access goes through an agent or tenant, tell us who to contact so the visit can be booked.
Values
The whole repair list
Bring the smaller fixes and larger jobs together, so the full scope is clear before work is arranged.
Your property, your dates
Let us know about tenants, access, viewings and move-in dates when we discuss the work.
Inside and outside
Property repairs and refurbishment, with clearance and garden maintenance where they are needed.
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