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Managed by Jennings & Barratt
Is a 5 unit block with ground a floor retail/commercial unit
Increased regular inspections, Improved financial reporting
Navana Residential has provided a dedicated property manager who attends site on a weekly basis and follows up his inspections with a monthly report to the residents detailing the financial and managerial updates in respect of the property.
The residents association have advised they could not be happier with the transparency and communication levels they are now in receipt of.
The residents association have advised they could not be happier with the transparency and communication levels they are now in receipt of.
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Managed by Red Rock
New-build, 156 Leasehold flats
Campaigned to fix building defects
As managing agents, Red Rock was instructed by the residents Management Company to manage the
block and assist with the catalouge of building defects left by the developer.
Initially, the leaseholders felt compelled to remedy the defects via a build warranty insurance claim for each block; but the insurance policy had a £1,250 excess per unit and, with not enough money held in reserve, this needed to be paid by every leaseholder before works could commence.
Working with the resident directors, Red Rock mounted a campaign locally, involving Sir Bob Russell, the Liberal Democrat MP for Colchester. The upshot is that Weston Homes have now listened to their customers and agreed to completely remedy the defects, working closely with Red Rock to ensure that expectations are met.
Leaseholders have been spared a bill for the excess of £187,200.
Initially, the leaseholders felt compelled to remedy the defects via a build warranty insurance claim for each block; but the insurance policy had a £1,250 excess per unit and, with not enough money held in reserve, this needed to be paid by every leaseholder before works could commence.
Working with the resident directors, Red Rock mounted a campaign locally, involving Sir Bob Russell, the Liberal Democrat MP for Colchester. The upshot is that Weston Homes have now listened to their customers and agreed to completely remedy the defects, working closely with Red Rock to ensure that expectations are met.
Leaseholders have been spared a bill for the excess of £187,200.
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Managed by Jennings & Barratt
For a large, attractive Victorian building converted into 17 apartments in Forest Hill
Managed the Section 20 process,Completed a major works program
A specific defects report was commissioned. The report, whilst listing some of the work needed, also highlighted that due to the complexity of the roof, not all roof slopes or voids could be inspected.
Jennings and Barrett commissioned a drone survey to enable a thorough inspection of the entire roof (no easy task on the compact plot). Specialist RICS surveyors CWA, based in Sidcup, were appointed to produce the specification, manage the works and sign them off upon completion. Three roofing contractors were invited to bid for the roof refurbishment.
Experienced contractors, Capital Roofing Ltd based in Blackheath, were awarded the contract. The work included renewing lead flashings and valley gutters, installing new Velux skylights and re using the existing stained-glass windows in new hardwood frames. There was also some work to chimney stacks carried out.
Jennings and Barrett commissioned a drone survey to enable a thorough inspection of the entire roof (no easy task on the compact plot). Specialist RICS surveyors CWA, based in Sidcup, were appointed to produce the specification, manage the works and sign them off upon completion. Three roofing contractors were invited to bid for the roof refurbishment.
Experienced contractors, Capital Roofing Ltd based in Blackheath, were awarded the contract. The work included renewing lead flashings and valley gutters, installing new Velux skylights and re using the existing stained-glass windows in new hardwood frames. There was also some work to chimney stacks carried out.
