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Maintenance

Reactive repairs, planned maintenance and building-work coordination for landlords, property managers and homeowners. Urgent availability depends on the issue, location and contractor availability.

Urgent repair enquiries
Planned maintenance
Building work coordination
Specialist support where required

Urgent Repair Enquiries

Discuss the immediate situation, safe access and the building-work support required. Availability depends on the issue, location and contractor availability.

For immediate danger involving fire, gas, electricity or serious structural risk, contact the appropriate emergency authority or competent specialist first.

Property Maintenance Services

Property maintenance and building-work requirements for landlords, homeowners and commercial clients, with specialist coordination where required.

Urgent

Urgent Repair Enquiries

Urgent property repair requirements can be discussed. Availability depends on the issue, location and contractor availability.

Landlords

Planned Preventive Maintenance

Scheduled maintenance programmes for landlords and property managers — annual inspections, gutter clearing, boiler servicing, and fabric maintenance to prevent costly reactive repairs.

Reactive Repairs

Reactive building repair requirements, including building fabric, doors, windows, roofing and related issues.

Landlords

Void Property Maintenance

Void property building-work requirements, including repairs, redecoration and coordination of appropriate specialist checks where required.

Residential Property Maintenance

Ongoing maintenance for homeowners — from annual gutter clears and roof inspections to kitchen and bathroom repairs, carpentry, and decorating.

Commercial

Commercial Property Maintenance

Planned and reactive building maintenance requirements for commercial properties, offices, retail units and HMOs.

For Landlords & Property Managers

Keeping Your Properties Compliant & Profitable

Landlords and property managers should establish the legal, safety, certification and specialist requirements relevant to each property and tenancy.

Annual Property Inspection

Comprehensive inspection of all building fabric, services, and compliance items. Written report with prioritised action list and cost estimates.

Gutter & Drainage Maintenance

Annual gutter clearing, downpipe flushing, and drainage inspection. Prevents water ingress, damp, and structural damage.

Void Property Turnaround

Full void property service — cleaning, repairs, redecoration, and compliance checks (gas safety, EICR, EPC) to minimise void periods.

HMO Maintenance Contracts

Dedicated maintenance contracts for HMO landlords — regular inspections, reactive repairs, and compliance management across multiple properties.

Damp & Condensation Treatment

Diagnosis and treatment of damp, condensation, and mould — a common issue in rental properties that can affect tenant health and trigger enforcement action.

Section 11 Compliance Repairs

Landlord's repairing obligations under Section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 — structure, roof, external walls, drains, gutters, and services.

Maintenance Plans

Discuss the property, scope, access and ongoing requirements to establish the appropriate maintenance arrangement.

Reactive Maintenance

Discuss the Scope

Discuss reactive maintenance requirements, access and the appropriate arrangements for the individual property.

  • Building repair requirements
  • Scope discussed before work is arranged
  • Specialist input where required
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Planned Maintenance

Discuss the Arrangement

Planned maintenance requirements can be discussed for individual properties and portfolios.

  • Property requirements considered
  • Agreed scope and responsibilities
  • Specialist coordination where appropriate
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Property Portfolio Requirements

Discuss Your Requirements

Discuss building maintenance requirements for commercial properties or property portfolios.

  • Scope and access information
  • Building-work coordination
  • Appropriate regulated-work route
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Urgent Enquiries
Availability depends on the individual case
Safety Requirements
Use the appropriate specialist route where required
Defined Scope
Agree the relevant building work before it begins
Project Coordination
Specialist disciplines can be coordinated

Property Maintenance FAQs

Property Emergency?

Discuss an urgent repair requirement. Availability depends on the issue, location and contractor availability. Immediate danger should be referred to the appropriate emergency authority or competent specialist first.

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Landlord Maintenance Contract

Discuss property requirements, the proposed scope, access and any relevant specialist input.

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As a property owner, you know the constant juggle of keeping everything running smoothly. From unexpected leaks to routine wear and tear, maintaining your investment can feel like a never-ending task, often eating into your valuable time and peace of mind. You want your property to be safe, functional, and looking its best, but finding reliable help can be a challenge. Property maintenance, really, is about protecting your asset and ensuring its longevity. It covers everything from planned, preventative tasks like regular inspections and seasonal upkeep, to reactive repairs when something unexpectedly breaks. Think painting, decorating, plumbing fixes, electrical work, and carpentry – all the essential trades needed to keep a property in excellent condition. Why does it matter so much? Well, consistent maintenance isn't just about fixing problems; it's about preventing them. It safeguards your property's value, keeps tenants happy and secure, and ultimately saves you money by avoiding costly major repairs down the line. It gives you the confidence that your property is well-cared for, allowing you to focus on what truly matters.

You've noticed things aren't quite right with your property. Maybe there's a persistent drip, a patch of damp, or just a general feeling that things are looking a bit tired. You know you need to do something, but you're not sure where to start or what the best solution is. It's a common feeling, and recognising the need for action is the first step towards a well-maintained, problem-free property.

What You Need to Know

Planned Maintenance

Planned maintenance can help property owners organise routine building-work needs. The appropriate schedule and scope depend on the property and its requirements.

Reactive Repairs

Reactive repair requirements can be discussed when they arise. Availability depends on the issue, location and contractor availability.

Building Work and Specialist Trades

TCM can deliver building work directly and coordinate specialist contractors and professional disciplines where appropriate. Reserved or regulated work requires the applicable competent route.

Project Information

TCM Building & Maintenance is based in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire. Discuss the property, scope, access and specialist requirements before work is arranged.

Everything Else You Should Know

One-Off Repairs and Planned Maintenance

The appropriate approach depends on the property, the issue, access, priorities and the agreed scope. Confirm the work and responsibilities before it begins.

Landlord Requirements

Landlords should obtain appropriate independent advice on the legal, safety and certification requirements relevant to their property and tenancy.

Urgent Requirements

For urgent property repair enquiries, availability depends on the issue, location and contractor availability. Immediate danger involving fire, gas, electricity or serious structural risk should be referred to the appropriate emergency authority or competent specialist first.

Coordinating Trades

Maintenance work can involve several trades and professional disciplines. TCM can manage building work directly and coordinate specialist input where appropriate.