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Your service charge is the money you pay to maintain your building and the surrounding estate. Service charges are different from one area to another and will depend on:
Many of our blocks and estates have both tenant and leaseholder residents. As a leaseholder you are not charged for the cost of repairs to tenants' homes. You are only responsible for paying your share of the costs for repairing the exterior and communal areas.
The amount you pay is calculated yearly based on actual expenditure. You will only pay for specific services and works on your building or estate for that year.
Service charges are made up of several different items. Not all items will be charged to every home, for example, some blocks do not have a lift. Your leasehold agreement (part of your buyer documents) lists the items for your specific property.
These are our costs for managing our leasehold properties. Management and administration charges include:
The electricity costs used for lifts, lighting and power in communal areas.
The fuel, repair and maintenance of all parts of the heating systems owned by us.
Your share of our costs for buildings insurance. You will be sent a separate annual bill for this item from our risk and insurance section.
The rent charged to every leaseholder by us. It is due yearly in advance. The amount you pay will be in accordance with your lease.
Your share of the costs of carrying out major items of planned repairs, replacement, and improvements.
Major repair costs are invoiced separately to the annual service charge bill.
For more information read our Major works and planned repairs webpage.
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