Simply call the contact number provided and a representative will book a convenient appointment for you.

Service charges are fees paid to the freeholder/property owner, management company, or managing agent, to cover your share of the cost of managing, maintaining, repairing, insuring and providing services used in common with others, for the block or estate you live in.

Our leases contain covenants and bye-laws which will say leaseholders shall not cause nuisance and annoyance to neighbours etc. In the event that a resident is in breach of their lease, the matter should be directed to the property manager for S & A who will issue the resident a formal warning in writing. A second warning if necessary, will be a summons to the resident to remove the source of the nuisance altogether. If these measures fail, then the legal remedies open to the landlord/agent are injunction or forfeiture.

Cash payments can be made to the property manager on site. Please insist on your receipts.

This often occurs when a sale has taken place and the owner of the unit has not registered the new occupant with S&A, as required by your Lease. You should contact your solicitor immediately to ensure they send the necessary paperwork to us in order for us to amend the record relating to your property. However, if ascertained that the invoice covers the period of your stay, you are responsible for the charges and should pay these even though you may be resolving matters with your solicitor.

We recognise that personal circumstances do change and some property owners/leaseholders do find that they have difficulty in paying their service charges. In the first instance it is important you contact our property manager, without delay, to discuss payment options.