For landlords
One named team looks after your property, from the first viewing to every renewal. We find and reference your tenants, keep the property compliant, deal with repairs and keep you informed at every step, with clear pricing and everything in writing.
Full management, and everything it covers
Full management covers the day to day running of your property, from finding the right tenant to keeping every certificate up to date. Every fee is set out in full on our fees page.
- Marketing and lettingPhotography, listing on Rightmove, accompanied viewings and offer negotiation.
- ComplianceGas Safety Record, EICR, EPC, and smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, tracked and renewed before they expire.
- Referencing and Right to RentAffordability, employment and landlord references, Right to Rent checks, and guarantors where needed.
- Repairs and contractorsReports assessed, contractors instructed, quotes put to you for approval, and every job followed through to completion.
- Tenancy set up and depositsTenancy agreement, inventory and check in, and the deposit protected in a government approved scheme with the prescribed information served.
- InspectionsRegular visits with a written report and photographs, so issues are found early rather than at check out.
- Rent and arrearsRent collected and paid to you with a monthly statement, and arrears followed up the day they arise.
- Renewals, rent reviews and noticesMarket evidence for rent reviews, Section 13 notices served correctly under the Renters' Rights Act, and renewals managed.
The rules we keep you on the right side of
Letting law changes often, and the Renters' Rights Act has brought the biggest changes in a generation. We keep track of it so you do not have to.
Safety and certificates
- Gas Safety Record renewed every year
- Electrical safety check (EICR) at least every five years
- A valid Energy Performance Certificate
- Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in place and working
Tenancy and legal
- Right to Rent checks before every tenancy
- Deposits protected and the prescribed information served
- Rent increases made correctly, once a year, under section 13
- Registration on the new private rented sector database as it opens
What you receive
You stay informed without having to chase. Everything comes to you in writing, so you always know where things stand.
- Rent paid promptlyYour rent is paid to you two days after it arrives with us, with a monthly statement showing what came in, what went out and why.
- Inspection reportsA written report with photographs after every inspection, so you can see the condition of your property without visiting.
- Quotes before workFor anything over £150, we send you the quote and our recommendation before any work is instructed.
- Compliance trackedEvery certificate and deadline is tracked against your property, and we contact you well before anything is due.
Fewer surprises, for landlords and tenants
Most landlord and tenant disputes come from slow repairs and poor records. We address both in the same way.
Everything in writing
- Every report, call and decision recorded against the property
- Photographs and video with every repair report
- Contractor findings confirmed in writing, including the cause
- A clear record whenever a cost should sit with the tenant
Decisions stay with you
- Quotes come to you before any work is instructed
- An agreed limit for genuine emergencies, so nothing waits overnight
- Our recommendation given plainly, including when to spend nothing
- Clear answers on what is yours to pay for and what is not
We also arrange and project manage larger works for landlords, as part of the service.
Guides for landlords
Plain English guides to the rules that affect your property, kept up to date as the law changes.
The Renters' Rights Act: what it means for landlords
The main changes since 1 May 2026, from periodic tenancies and the end of section 21 to rent increases, and what is still to come.
Read the guideThe new landlord database, explained
Who must register, the £65 fee, when each region starts, and what happens if you do not register.
Read the guideLandlord safety checks: what you need and how often
Gas, electrical, alarms, EPC and legionella: every check a rented home needs, in one place.
Read the guideThe rent in advance ban: who it protects and who it shuts out
What the one month limit on rent in advance means, why it is shutting out some good tenants, and what still works for landlords and tenants.
Read the guideThinking about letting with us?
Tell us about your property or portfolio, and we will set out what we would do and what it would cost. No obligation, and everything in writing.