It’s our priority to make sure your home is maintained to a high standard and is safe and secure.

We do a number of checks each year to keep your home and the communal areas of your building safe. These include fire risk assessments, emergency lighting testing, fire alarm testing, estate walkabouts and gas\electrical checks to name a few. However, there are things you can do to keep yourself safe within in your home.

We have created a ‘Resident Home Safety Handbook’ which is full of information you can use to keep you, your family and your neighbours safe. In the handbook you will find information on:

• Fire safety
• Smoke alarms
• Safety in communal areas
• Electrical safety
• Gas safety
• Water hygiene and Legionella
• Asbestos
• Condensation
• Security
• Windows
• Repairs

You can download a copy of the Resident Home Safety Handbook by clicking the link below:

As E-Bikes, E-Scooters and Mobility Scooters are on the rise, store yours safely by keeping away from flammable materials. Use the correct charger, ensuring you do not overload sockets and keep battery packs uncovered to avoid overheating. Make sure you store your bike or scooter safely, away from any building and fire access points. If you see any scooters or bikes being stored in the corridors or accessways of our properties, please make the building safety team aware.  

For more information on E-scooter safety and latest regulation updates: E-cycle and e-scooter batteries: managing fire risk for premises – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

For information on window restrictors and your safety, please click the link below: