Small block managementManagement for smaller blocks of flats

What we take care of

• Service charge budgets and collection
• Buildings insurance coordination
• Repairs and maintenance
• Fire risk assessments for common parts
• Year-end accounts coordination
• Help for directors with company admin

Why small blocks need a managing agent

In a building with a handful of flats, management often falls to whoever volunteers. That can work for a while, but it tends to come unstuck over the same things: collecting service charges from neighbours, arranging buildings insurance, keeping fire safety paperwork up to date, and agreeing who pays for a roof repair.

A managing agent takes those jobs off your hands, keeps proper records and gives every leaseholder the same information.

The buildings we look after

• Converted houses. Victorian and Edwardian houses split into flats, where the roof, the structure and the garden often need clear arrangements between leaseholders.
• Small purpose-built blocks. Low-rise blocks with shared entrances, stairs and grounds.
• Share of freehold buildings. Where the leaseholders own the freehold together and the directors want help running it.
• Self-managed buildings. Where a residents' company has managed things itself and wants to hand over the day-to-day work.

What you get

A property manager who knows your building, a written proposal with a clear annual fee, and the Harrison Services Portal for directors and residents. Directors can see the finances, approve quotes and find documents. Residents can report repairs and make payments.

Smaller buildings get the same portal as larger ones. See how it works.

Thinking about it?

We'll look at how your building is run now and tell you what we'd change. Get a management proposal.