Exterior maintenance in buildings with older residents is a risk issue — not a cosmetic one
Most maintenance decisions are made based on cost. In buildings with older residents, the correct starting point is risk.
Articles by Oliver Bucksey
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Why property managers are moving away from scaffolding for routine works
Most exterior maintenance problems are not expensive because of the work required. They become expensive because of delay. And in most cases, the delay comes down to one thing: access.
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How Planned Exterior Maintenance Protects Capital Value Across Multi-Site Estates
How Planned Exterior Maintenance Protects Capital Value Across Multi-Site Estates
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From “Cleaning Contractor” to “Maintenance Partner”: What Professional Standards Really Look Like
From “Cleaning Contractor” to “Maintenance Partner”: What Professional Standards Really Look Like
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Ageing Buildings, Ageing Populations: Why Exterior Maintenance Now Carries Greater Duty of Care
Ageing Buildings, Ageing Populations: Why Exterior Maintenance Now Carries Greater Duty of Care
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Slip, Trip and Fall Risks: The Overlooked External Liability Around Large Properties
Slip, Trip and Fall Risks: The Overlooked External Liability Around Large Properties
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Why Winter Damage Shows Up in Spring — and Why That’s When Budgets Get Blown
Why Winter Damage Shows Up in Spring — and Why That’s When Budgets Get Blown
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The Hidden Cost of Deferred Exterior Maintenance in Public and Care-Based Properties
The Hidden Cost of Deferred Exterior Maintenance in Public and Care-Based Properties
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“Who Do You Use?” – Why Property Managers Across Surrey & SW London Stick With the Same Exterior Maintenance Partner
“Who Do You Use?” – Why Property Managers Across Surrey & SW London Stick With the Same Exterior Maintenance Partner
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Try Us on One Block: How a No-Charge Trial De-Risks Your Next Exterior Maintenance Partner
Try Us on One Block: How a No-Charge Trial De-Risks Your Next Exterior Maintenance Partner