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Water damage support for property and block management companies
Support for block managers, managing agents, residential property managers, freeholders, resident-management companies, housing providers and maintenance coordinators across the West Midlands.
Situations we regularly attend
- Leaks between flats
- Communal pipework
- Tank and plant-room leaks
- Water in communal corridors
- Stairwell water damage
- Basement water incidents
- Water migration between floors
- Occupied buildings
- Resident communication
- Access coordination
- Multiple affected properties
- Moisture monitoring across areas
- Reporting for the managing agent and insurer
- Drying and reinstatement planning
Managing multiple stakeholders
We coordinate with the relevant parties throughout the drying programme, agreeing points of contact and communication cadence at the outset.
- Property manager and managing agent
- Residents and site contacts
- Landlords and leaseholders
- Block insurer and loss adjuster
- Maintenance and reinstatement contractors
We do not provide legal advice concerning leases, liability or service charges. Those matters are for the managing agent, freeholder or their appointed advisers.
Property manager FAQs
Yes. We work regularly in managed developments where access to several flats is required, coordinating with the managing agent, residents and any nominated contacts.
Yes. With the managing agent's permission we can contact residents directly to arrange access, explain the drying process and answer questions about equipment operating in the property.
Yes, where it is safe and appropriate to do so. Equipment is positioned to protect access routes, fire safety and normal use of the building wherever reasonably possible.
We inspect each affected level, take moisture readings, identify concealed moisture and prepare a proposed drying scope covering every area involved.
Yes. We can liaise with the block's insurer, loss adjuster or claims handler alongside the managing agent.
We can coordinate with the appointed reinstatement contractor and provide handover information. Full reinstatement is undertaken only where specifically instructed.
Yes. Where an incident affects multiple homes within a development, we plan the assessment and drying programme across all of them.
Yes. We work in occupied residential and commercial buildings, with drying plans developed around access, safety and normal use wherever reasonably possible.
Insurance coverage, claim approval and payment are determined by the insurer under the terms of the individual policy. My HomeDry cannot guarantee that any work or cost will be covered.
