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Recommended London property maintenance companies
destone
Posts: 3 Newbie
We are looking for a London based property management company who can provide us with handymen, electricians etc.? We are a buying a new apartment and would need someone to do a high quality job.
Any recommendations of well known outstanding companies?
Any recommendations of well known outstanding companies?
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Are you looking for ongoing maintenance or some one-off work to 'do up' the flat?
If it's new then what work needs doing?0 -
If you just need one-off jobs done, why waste money on a property maintenance company? This is a moneysaving website!
Find local independant contractors, ideally via recomendations (eg your new neighbours etc) or through independant websites like Which?Trusted Traders or your local Trading Standards.
Do NOT use a commercial site.
Or read:
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/get-more-help/finding-a-trustworthy-trader/
A property management company would be appropriate if you were the building's freeholder and wanted an ongoing service to maintain the building, collect the flat-owners' service charges annually, undertake building repairs (as opposed to individual flat improvements) etc0
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