Why landlords switch to us
Letting agent underperformance quietly eats into your yield through voids, bad tenants, and missed compliance. Above all we can guarantee you one point of contact throughout who knows you, your property and your tenant. Switching is simpler than most landlords realise.
Voids that cost you money
Every empty week is a mortgage payment without rent behind it. Pre-marketing, active tenant waiting lists, and realistic pricing minimise the gap between tenancies. If your property sits empty for weeks, your agent is not working hard enough.
Tenants who actually pay
Rigorous referencing, employment verification, credit checks, and proper guarantor handling. Bad tenants are expensive. Picking good ones is the single most important thing a letting agent does.
Compliance done properly
Gas Safety, EICR, EPC, Right to Rent, deposit protection within 30 days, prescribed information served on time. Every deadline tracked, every certificate in date. One missed check can cost you thousands.
Renters' Rights Act expertise
Section 21 is gone from May 2026. All tenancies become periodic. Rent increases capped to once a year. You need an agent who genuinely understands the new rules, not one who is still catching up.
Maintenance without the drama
Vetted local contractors, response SLAs, photo evidence before and after, and invoices that make sense. No more endless phone calls about a leaking tap while you are trying to get on with your life.
Statements you can actually read
Clear monthly statements showing rent received, fees deducted, expenses, and net paid to you. Year-end summaries ready for your accountant. If you cannot tell what you are being paid or why, you are with the wrong agent.
How switching actually works
Most landlords assume switching is painful. It is not. Here is the whole process, start to finish.
Tell us about your current situation
A short, no-obligation chat. Where the property is, who your current agent is, how long it has been let or standing empty, and what is not working for you.
We review your contract and options
Most agency agreements have notice periods rather than hard locks. We look at the wording with you and tell you what is actually required to move across, and when.
We pick up where they left off
A fresh rental valuation, new marketing, and a seamless handover. We take over management of your existing tenancy with no disruption to your tenant.
Already tied into a contract?
Most agency agreements work on notice periods rather than hard locks. Sole agency contracts typically run 8 to 16 weeks before you are free to instruct elsewhere, and some let you serve notice even inside that period. Lettings contracts are often more flexible still.
Send us a copy of your current agreement. We will read it with you, tell you exactly where you stand, and give you a clear timeline for moving across. No pressure, no obligation.
This page is general guidance only. Your agency contract determines your specific rights and obligations. Where material, we recommend reading it in full or taking independent advice before serving notice.
Ready to take the hassle out of letting?
Book a free, no-obligation valuation, or just have a confidential chat about where you are stuck. Either way, no commitment.
