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TCM Building & Maintenance

Emergency Property
Maintenance & Repairs

For urgent building and property repair enquiries, availability depends on your location, the issue and contractor availability. An initial visit may be for assessment or making the situation safe, and further work may be required after assessment. Where there is immediate danger involving fire, gas, electricity or serious structural risk, contact the appropriate emergency authority or competent specialist first.

Urgent repair enquiries
Assessment first
Safety-focused approach
Specialist support where required

Examples of Urgent Property Repair Situations

Burst Pipes & Flooding

Assessment of building damage and discussion of appropriate next steps, subject to safe access and availability.

Fire Damage

Property assessment and securing work following a fire, subject to safe access and availability.

Storm Damage

Assessment of roof damage, boarding and stabilisation requirements where appropriate.

Structural Failures

Assessment of visible damage and discussion of suitable safety measures or specialist support where required.

Break-In Repairs

Assessment of damage and discussion of suitable boarding, lock or security repair work.

Gas Leak Aftermath

Building checks and reinstatement planning after the appropriate emergency authority or Gas Safe registered engineer has made the situation safe.

Our Emergency Response Process

01

You Call

Call to discuss an urgent repair need. Availability depends on location, issue and contractor availability.

02

We Assess

We ask key questions to understand the issue and whether assessment or immediate safety measures may be appropriate.

03

We Attend

If a visit can be arranged, initial attendance may focus on assessment or making the situation safe.

04

We Plan Next Steps

Where further work is needed after assessment, the required repair work can be discussed and planned.

Need Urgent Property Repair?

Call to discuss an urgent building or property repair enquiry. For immediate danger involving fire, gas, electricity or serious structural risk, contact the appropriate emergency authority or competent specialist first.