A complete guide to HMO maintenance services, highlighting property upkeep, compliance requirements, and how Fraser Bond supports landlords in managing safe and profitable HMO properties.
HMO maintenance services are essential for landlords to ensure properties remain safe, compliant, and attractive to tenants. Regular maintenance protects tenants, reduces repair costs, and ensures adherence to HMO licensing and building regulations.
Fraser Bond provides professional HMO maintenance services across London and the UK, helping landlords manage properties efficiently while maximising rental income and compliance.
Proper maintenance offers several advantages:
Ensures tenant safety and satisfaction
Maintains compliance with mandatory, additional, or selective HMO licensing
Reduces long-term repair costs and property depreciation
Enhances tenant retention and occupancy rates
Consistent maintenance is particularly important in multi-occupancy properties where wear and tear is higher due to multiple tenants.
Professional HMO maintenance typically covers:
Plumbing and Heating – Repairs, servicing, and installation of boilers, radiators, and hot water systems
Electrical Systems – Safety checks, PAT testing, and emergency repairs
Fire Safety Equipment – Smoke alarms, fire doors, emergency lighting, and fire extinguishers
Kitchens and Bathrooms – Appliance servicing, plumbing, and hygiene maintenance
General Property Upkeep – Painting, flooring, structural repairs, and pest control
Tenant Reporting and Response – Prompt resolution of maintenance issues to maintain satisfaction
Fraser Bond ensures all maintenance services meet UK regulations and support HMO compliance standards.
Fraser Bond provides end-to-end maintenance services:
Regular property inspections and preventive maintenance
Rapid response to emergency repairs
Compliance checks for fire safety, gas, and electrical systems
Coordination with licensed contractors for specialised repairs
Portfolio-wide property management for landlords with multiple HMOs
Professional maintenance ensures landlords protect tenants, maintain compliance, and safeguard long-term investment value.