Block management in Ince-in-Makerfield
- Recurring
The short answer
Running blocks of flats for freeholders and RMCs
- Price from
- £2,500.00
- Time on site
- Varies (inspections, contractor visits)
What you get
You get comprehensive management of your residential block, covering maintenance, financial administration, legal compliance, and resident liaison.
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When do you need a Block management?
You need block management if you own or live in a building with shared spaces.
- Freeholders use it to manage large residential buildings.
- Resident groups need it when taking over building control.
- The law requires it for complex safety standards.
- It is essential for handling communal insurance policies.
- Developers use it to set up new apartment blocks.
- It helps avoid direct money disputes with neighbours.
What happens on the day
A block manager visits your building to check that everything is working safely.
- They inspect hallways for fire hazards or blocks.
- They test emergency lights and look at lifts.
- You might see them meeting with repair teams.
- They check the roof and walls for leaks.
- Much work happens in their office for you.
- They update building safety records during every visit.
How to prepare
- Locate your lease or title deed documents
- List all recent repairs to shared areas
- Gather contact details for all current owners
- Check your current building insurance policy details
- Note down any ongoing neighborly disputes
- List known issues with lifts or gates
- Find records of past service charge payments
- Write down your top building safety concerns
How to improve your result
- Keep communal hallways clear of all personal items
- Report small leaks or damp patches immediately
- Ensure everyone knows the correct fire exit routes
- Ask for a long term maintenance plan
- Check that fire doors close fully every time
- Keep a tidy bin area to prevent pests
Why it is useful day to day
Having a manager keeps your home safe and protects its future value.
- Your hallways stay clean and well lit always.
- Repairs happen quickly before they become big problems.
- It ensures there is money for future roof works.
- Experts handle the complicated legal paperwork for you.
- You have a clear point of contact for emergencies.
- The building stays compliant with all safety laws.
Why we ask these questions
Block managers deal with the tricky parts of owning a flat for you.
- They explain why your service charges have changed.
- They help residents understand their legal rights and duties.
- The manager guides you through complex safety rules.
- They clarify who pays for specific building repairs.
- You get advice on building insurance and claims.
- They help resolve any arguments between different neighbours.
Frequently asked questions
Often needed alongside
- Recurring
Property management
Day-to-day running of let property
- Recurring
Facilities management
Planned and reactive maintenance for commercial sites
- Legal requirement
- Recurring
RMC company secretarial
Filings and governance for residents' companies
Planned maintenance & major works plan
Long-term maintenance and reserve fund plan
- Legal requirement
Section 20 consultation
Leaseholder consultation for major works
- Recurring
Service charge accounts
Year-end service charge accounts for blocks
Right to Manage & leasehold advice
RTM claims, service charge and leasehold disputes