Colder weather can put extra pressure on rental properties. Your Move helps landlords prepare in advance, manage maintenance and support tenants throughout the winter months.
Our local teams take care of the practical details, helping you protect your property while reducing the risk of unexpected problems.
Keeping heating systems working
Reliable heating is essential during winter. Your Move can help arrange servicing, inspections and repairs where needed, as well as respond to tenant concerns about boilers, radiators and thermostats.
We can also make sure tenants know how to use the heating safely and who to contact if a problem occurs.
Managing damp and mould concerns
Cold weather can increase condensation, particularly in kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms. Our teams can help respond to concerns, arrange inspections and coordinate any necessary maintenance.
We can also help check that heating, ventilation, extractor fans and windows are working as they should.
Checking roofs, gutters and pipes
Heavy rain and freezing temperatures can highlight problems with roofs, gutters and external pipework.
Your Move can help arrange inspections and repairs through suitable contractors, helping to address issues before they become more disruptive or expensive.
Preparing doors, windows and outdoor areas
Draughty seals, poor lighting, damaged fencing and unsafe paths can all become more noticeable during winter.
Our teams can help identify areas that need attention and arrange suitable maintenance to help keep your property safe and comfortable.
Supporting tenants during winter
Tenants need to know who to contact if they experience a burst pipe, heating failure or serious leak.
Your Move can provide a clear point of contact, help coordinate emergency assistance and keep landlords informed, depending on the service selected.
How Your Move can help
Preparing a rental property for winter can be time-consuming, especially if you live away from the property or manage several homes.
Your Move can support you with maintenance, tenant communication, inspections and ongoing property management, helping you spend less time dealing with property issues.
Speak to your local Your Move branch to find out how we can help keep your rental property winter ready.
This article is intended as general guidance. Landlord responsibilities and regulations may vary across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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