Block management is the day‑to‑day and long‑term management of a residential building’s communal areas and shared responsibilities, including repairs, contractor coordination, service charge administration, and compliance support

A managing agent oversees the smooth running of the building, helps keep communal areas safe and maintained, and supports owners/directors with finances, contractors and ongoing building needs.

Predominately Staddons Block specialises in residential block management and estate management, focusing on well-maintained communal areas, service charge collection/accounting, and clear communication. We do have a few commercial spaces which we also manage.

Services can include site inspections, maintenance coordination, contractor management, service charge and accounting, and coordination of building compliance and safety checks (where applicable).

Yes, we provide clear pricing options so you can choose the level of support that suits your building best.

Staddons Block have a strong focus about transparency and value. As a result, we do not add a percentage mark-up onto contractor invoices.

We also pass on real savings achieved with contractors, as shown in our “Savings” page.

You can report issues via the websites reporting route, and we’ll work to progress the matter as efficiently as possible and keep you updated where appropriate.

Alternatively you can email or call us.

Examples include serious leaks, loss of essential communal services, hazards affecting safety, or urgent security issues. If there is immediate danger, always contact the emergency services first.

Most leases require annual accounts/summary of expenditure. We can confirm the reporting required once we review your lease and current arrangement.

Major works are larger projects such as roof repairs, external decoration, fire safety upgrades, or structural works, typically requiring careful planning, budgeting and communication.

In England, Section 20 consultation is generally required if any leaseholder’s contribution exceeds £250 for qualifying works.

Absolutely, we offer different levels of service depending on the needs of your building. Ranging from just the financial assistance up to day-to-day maintenance.

Switching usually involves reviewing notice periods, agreeing a new proposal, and arranging a formal handover of accounts, compliance documents and contractor information. We can guide you through the steps and help make the transition smooth.

We aim to respond promptly and prioritise urgent matters, keeping residents and directors updated if issues progress.

We hold AGM’s at Channel Court and on online Team’s calls, allowing for smooth communication and discussion on points regarding the property.