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Fire Doors – Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about fire doors, along with key information on maintenance, inspections, safety requirements and compliance with legislation.

Fire Door Safety Regulations

The Fire Safety Act 2021 and Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 have been introduced as an important step towards implementing the recommendations of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Phase 1 report. The Regulations have been introduced under Article 24 of the Fire Safety Order.

Health & Safety for Flats and Developments

As a leading property managing agent, we take our clients Health and Safety responsibilities seriously, This includes carrying out risk assessments of properties under our care where we are instructed to do so.

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Freeholder Homeowners on private estates

Private estates are increasingly more common throughout the country, largely because local authorities lack the resources to adopt and maintain new amenities. Our free Gateway customer guide explains more.

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Residents Management Company essentials

About Residents Management Companies (RMCs), how we’ll be managing the property in conjunction with your RMC Directors and the role of Directors.

Water leak advice

The damage caused by a water leak – especially to flats – costs money and heartache. Here's how to avoid all of this, along with insurance information.

Tackling condensation & mould growth

Find out what causes condensation and mould growth inside a property and how you can prevent this problem from happening.

About major works

From time to time, major works are required to best maintain a property. If you’ve received a letter from us about this, you’ll find useful details here.

Fire safety for flats

Meeting fire safety requirements is critical to people's lives, property and belongings, especially in blocks of flats. Landlords and their agents, tenants and homeowners all have responsibilities regarding this vital matter. And every resident should know what to do in case of a fire.