FAQ
At times living in an apartment block can cause problems, where possible we will try to help, however sometimes there may be little we can do. Below is a list of the most common grievances we have come across together with some helpful advice:
This can be anything to a neighbour having a party, arguments or even a baby crying. Hopefully this will just be a one off incident and your tolerance and patience would be appreciated. If however this goes on day after day there are some steps we can suggest:
Talk politely to your neighbour, no need to get into an argument we do live in a civil society after all
A letter can be sent to the offending premises, of course we would not divulge the source of the complaint
Worst case scenario we would advise you to contact the local noise enforcement officer at your local council
There are other options to receive extra TV channels either FREEVIEW or streaming services.
When purchasing a leasehold property you agree to contribute to the running costs of the associated management company or resident association, these costs go towards the upkeep of the development and can include regular gardening services, cleaning of the communal stairwells, repairs to the building, block insurance etc.
Consider becoming a resident director of either your resident management company or residents association. We value most highly the input of resident directors and although as a director of the company you will have legal obligation we are here to assist and it is not as complicated as it first may sound.
As a resident director of a limited resident management company or resident association you have a legal duty to the other residents to ensure that the company follows and meets all relevant regulations and of course making sure we are doing what we are paid for and that is managing your development professionally.
CALL US TODAY to discuss your situation and tell us a bit about your development and hopefully before long you and your building will be enjoying the serivce that you both deserve!
