If you’re a leaseholder, you don’t choose your managing agent, but you live with the consequences of their performance every day.
Too often across Cambridgeshire, leaseholders deal with the same frustrations: service charges that feel unclear or excessive, maintenance issues that take too long to resolve, and managing agents who are difficult to contact when you need answers.
At Love Your Estate, our approach is built around clarity and accountability. That means clear service charge budgeting, straightforward explanations of costs, and regular updates so you’re never left wondering what’s happening in your building. We don’t hide behind systems or delay responses. We make sure leaseholders can get answers when they need them!
We also take a proactive approach to maintenance. Instead of reacting only when something goes wrong, we carry out regular inspections and plan ahead, helping to prevent issues before they escalate into costly repairs. This protects both your living environment and the long-term value of your property.
Because we’re locally based, we’re able to respond quickly, visit sites regularly, and work with trusted contractors who deliver reliable results.
That local presence makes a real difference… especially when compared to larger, remote managing agents.
Most importantly, we understand that while leaseholders may not directly appoint the managing agent, your experience still matters. A well-managed building should feel organised, maintained, and professionally run… not frustrating or uncertain.
If your current managing agent isn’t delivering the level of service you expect, we work with leaseholders and building stakeholders to explore better management solutions. Because ultimately, block management shouldn’t be something you have to chase. It should just work.
If you are a leaseholder who is frustrated with poor management or simply wants to explore better options for your building, our team would be happy to help.
Speak to our estate management team today to learn how we can support your building and improve the way it is managed.
