End-of-tenancy and void repairs Leicester
A void period creates a clear window for the small repairs, replacements and finishing work that need sorting before the next tenant. A–Z can take one prioritised instruction rather than turning every item into a separate trade call.
Send the address, access arrangements, photos, priorities, required products and approval limit. A–Z can then separate straightforward visit work from anything that needs materials, quotation or a specialist.
Doors, handles, cupboards, wall holes, sealant, supplied blinds, bathroom accessories, furniture assembly and local decorating can often be grouped during the void period.
This is not a gas or electrical safety inspection, inventory adjudication, deep-cleaning or waste-clearance service. Regulated, structural, serious damp and major plumbing work remains with the appropriate contractor.
Typical jobs
Clear property details, access, photos, priorities and approval limits help separate straightforward maintenance from quoted or specialist work before the next tenancy.
Check-out and void-property snag lists worked through by priority
Internal doors, handles, latches and stops repaired
Kitchen cupboards, drawers, shelves and fittings made serviceable
Small wall holes and local damage made good
Bathroom and kitchen silicone, grout and accessories refreshed where suitable
Straightforward accessible tap, waste and toilet-fitting issues
Replacement blinds, curtain fittings and supplied fixtures installed
Complete supplied furniture assembled
Small defined decorating touch-ups and repaired areas
Agreed gate, fence, accessible gutter or exterior maintenance
Make one visit useful
Include the address, access route, room-by-room photos, priority, desired completion window, product responsibility and spending authority.
Doors, cupboards, fittings and minor wall damage addressed before marketing or move-in.
Cabinet, sealant, accessory and suitable minor plumbing items grouped together.
Replacement blinds or furniture combined with local wall and decorating making good.
Straightforward pricing
£35 per additional 30 minutes.
Several suitable jobs can be tackled in one appointment. Materials are additional and larger work is quoted separately.
See the full pricing guide →Clear answers
A standard maintenance visit costs £70 for the first hour. Additional time is £35 per 30 minutes. Materials are additional, and larger work is quoted separately.
Yes. Send one prioritised list with photos and any reletting deadline.
This may be agreed when the landlord or agent supplies the correct authority and contact details.
Yes. Agree the photos or updates you need when arranging the job.
Arrange a visit
Send a few useful photos or call Jamie. If the job suits a maintenance visit, the scope, price basis and timing will be confirmed directly; quote-led work is explained before anything is agreed.
