If you can smell gas, or believe gas is escaping, please call National Grid on 0800 111 999
What to do if you smell gas:
Once the emergency situation is resolved, contact our Property Management team (01628 668686) during working hours if your property is managed by us and a repair is required.
If your property is not managed by us, please contact your landlord directly.
What to do if there is a water leak in the property:
In the event that water is leaking from another property, you should inform the neighbour of the leak and ensure their water is switched off to prevent any further damage. Once the leak has stopped, please contact our Property Management team (01628 668686) the following working day.
Roof leaks are not considered an emergency but please follow the below steps to avoid any damage to the property:
Please email us with details of your issue (and include your property address) and provide information on the action taken so far. A member of the property management team will be in contact as a priority.
If the property has a power cut, please follow the below steps:
If you are still without power and there isn’t a power cut in the area, please make contact with the Property Management team (01628 668686) the following working day as unfortunately this isn’t deemed as an emergency.
Please use any back up forms of heating available at the property and contact our Property Management team (01628 668 686)during office hours.
If you are experiencing difficulties over a weekend only – our emergency plumber can be contacted to attend.
However, if after 10pm on a Sunday/Bank Holiday Monday this can wait until the next day for a call out, please email us with details of your issue (and include your property address) and a member of the Property Management team will be in contact as a priority.
If the property has a loss of water supply, please follow the below steps:
If you have no water coming from just one tap this is not an emergency situation but please email us with details of your issue (and include your property address) and a member of the Property Management team will be in contact with you during working hours.
If you have broken the lock at the property, you should contact the emergency contractor so access can be gained to the property. Unfortunately, if this is proven to be your fault then you would have to arrange payment with the locksmith.
If you have misplaced the keys to the property then a contractor should be called to gain access or change the locks, again unfortunately this would be your cost.
Please email us with details of your issue (and include your property address), provide information on the action taken and a member of the property management team will be in contact as a priority.
Please see emergency contract information at the bottom of this page should you require an emergency contractor.
All Plumbing Related issues:
Emergency locksmith