“I use Jake across several rental properties in Norfolk. Reliable, reasonably priced and sorts things quickly, which matters when you have tenants waiting. Good to have someone you can just call.”
David W.Landlord — Diss, Norfolk
Landlords & property managers
Maintenance for landlords and property managers
Repairs, maintenance and improvement work across rental properties in Norfolk and Suffolk — single jobs, grouped lists or planned projects, with one clear point of contact.
The work
Jobs landlords bring to Walkers
- Tenant-reported repairs, judged from photos where possible
- End-of-tenancy repairs and making good
- Void-property work between tenancies
- Fencing, gates and boundary repairs
- Exterior maintenance and repairs
- Building repairs and improvement work
One contact for several properties
Work across more than one property can often be grouped into planned visits, keeping communication simple and helping clear several priorities at once.
- Send a job list with photos and rough locations
- Jake advises what suits a repair, a visit or a specialist
- Work is arranged around tenants and access
Worth knowing
Clear communication, kept simple
Photographs and a short description are usually enough for a first view. If a tenant or agent is reporting the problem, they can send the photos directly — whatever route is easiest. You get a straight answer on whether it is a repair, a replacement or a job for a different trade.
Landlord property maintenance checklist for exterior repairs
A simple way to record and prioritise exterior maintenance between tenancies and during routine inspections.
Small exterior repairs to catch before they grow
A quick outside check can reveal small defects before weather and movement turn them into larger repairs.
Property maintenance service
The domestic property maintenance page, covering the same repair work for individual homes.
Discuss your requirements
Tell us about your properties
A job list, some photographs and the rough locations are the quickest starting point. Jake will come back to you to discuss whether the work is a good fit and how it could be organised.
Tip: a short list of jobs, the type of properties or sites involved, and your main locations are the most useful details to start with.