Property management
Full management means the tenancy is our problem to run and your asset to benefit from. Here is exactly what that means, line by line.
A managed property with H1 Housing gets one named manager, not a rotating cast. That person knows the building, the boiler's service history, which trades fixed what, and the names of the people living there. When something needs deciding, you are talking to someone with the full picture, not reading a ticket number off an email.
The rhythm is simple. Rent is collected and reconciled monthly, with a statement that itemises every cost. Compliance sits on a shared calendar with reminders nobody can snooze: gas safety, EPC, electrical inspection, right-to-rent expiry, licensing. Inspections happen roughly every six months, photo-documented and written up the same week. Maintenance runs through our vetted trade panel with approval thresholds you set at the start.
What you do not get: surprise deductions, verbal promises, or a repairs queue that answers in a quarter. What you do get: a property protected at the fabric, tenancies that renew, and a manager who tells you the awkward truths early, like when a rent review is overdue.


Included, itemised
Valuation, photography, listing copy written from the room, portal marketing, accompanied viewings and referencing, all before any tenancy starts.
Monthly rent collection, arrears chasing from day one, monthly statements itemising every cost, year-end summaries for your accountant, and rent protection options.
Deposit registration with prescribed information, gas safety renewals, EPC tracking, electrical inspection scheduling, smoke and CO alarm checks at each inspection.
24-hour reporting for tenants, same-day triage for urgencies, vetted local trades, photo documentation, and spending thresholds you approve in advance.
Six-monthly mid-term inspections with photos, inventory at move-in and checkout, and a document vault with every certificate, statement and report.
Renewal conversations two months out with rent review evidence, deposit deduction proposals backed by evidence, and escalation to a director when needed.
Questions landlords actually ask
Ask yourself one question: who do you want calling the plumber? If the answer is “not me”, full management pays for itself. If you are local, hands-on and happy to coordinate trades, lettings with rent collection gives you the tenant and the money flow while you keep the maintenance.
We diagnose first, quote before committing, and consult you above the threshold you set at sign-up, typically £300–£400. For a failing boiler we give you repair versus replace with numbers, and we never authorise spend above your limit without your say-so.
Early, politely and persistently. Day one of a missed payment triggers contact; day seven escalates to a formal plan; day fourteen considers the next steps with you, including rent protection claims where applicable. Most arrears resolve in the first week precisely because we do not wait.
Yes, and it is more common than you think. We take over documents, compliance dates, deposit registrations and tenant communication from your outgoing agent. You sign one form; we do the rest, including chasing them for the certificates they should have handed over.

A free valuation with comparables you can check, not a number pulled from the air.