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Water leak guides for letting agents and property managers
Things to sort out before you call, written for the person who has the tenant on one line and the landlord on the other. None of them replaces a survey; all of them make the call to ADI shorter and the quote more accurate.
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Water leak from the flat above? How letting agents find the source
Record what the tenant has seen, arrange access to the homes and shared cupboards the pipes run through, and keep the source finding separate from the question of who pays.
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Boiler losing pressure in a rented home: what letting agents should do
Low pressure is a symptom. Find out what the heating engineer has already checked, write down the pattern, and prepare the heating for the survey.
6 minute read
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Leak detection reports, repairs and trace and access
Read the report, separate detection, access, repair and reinstatement, check what the landlord's insurer needs, and keep a list of what is fixed and what is still outstanding.
7 minute read
Still not sure where the water is coming from?
That is the point to call. Tell the office what the tenant has reported and what has already been checked; it goes straight into the quote and the engineer's plan for the day.
- Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 6:30pm
- Calls reach ADI Leak Detection's office in High Wycombe. Engineers cover England, Scotland and Wales.