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Evening and weekend repairs now available

From 6 September we will be extending our responsive repairs service to include evening and weekend appointments, giving you more flexibility to have repairs carried out at a time that is most convenient for you. If you have a non-emergency repair that requires a joiner, plumber or an electrician, you will now be able to book an appointment up to 7pm Monday to Friday and between 8am and 4pm on a Saturday. You can check for appointments through our Livin app or on our website.

If you already have a repairs appointment booked and you’d like to change it to an evening or Saturday you can do so through the link on your appointment confirmation message.

You can find out what to expect when we visit you on our coronavirus update page.

To report your repairs using our app, visit the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and download for free. 

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Emergency repairs

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If your repair is an emergency, please call our 24 hour response team.

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Tenant repair responsibilities

Whilst our repairs service covers the majority of faults that may occur in your home, there are some that are not covered and that you should have carried out yourself. These include:

  • Plugs and toilet seats
  • Shower heads and hoses
  • Door bells (unless part of door entry systems)
  • Clothes posts or lines
  • Plumbing of washing machines or dishwashers
  • Installation/disconnection of cookers and other electrical appliances
  • Electrical plugs, fuses, light bulbs, fluorescent tubes
  • Additional bolts or locks to doors, outbuildings and gates
  • Replacement of lost or stolen keys
  • Repairs to internal doors and ironmongery
  • Treatment of pests and vermin (not including rats inside the home)
  • Decoration (including filling in small cracks and holes)

Why are requests for repairs prioritised?

We aim to carry out all our repairs within a reasonable timescale, but also need to retain some capacity to attend to your more urgent situations much quicker. We do this by separating our repairs into four categories; emergency, urgent, routine and scheduled. This enables us to achieve the correct balance and ensures that we help customers suffering the most disruption or those at risk sooner.

Emergency repairs

Work that needs to be attended to and rectified within 4 hours. These are repairs that need to be carried out to avoid serious danger to health and safety, or where a failure to carry out the repair could cause extensive damage to the buildings and property.

Urgent repairs

Work that needs to be attended to and rectified within 5 working days. These repairs that can cause disruption or significant inconvenience, and repairs which may worsen or affect your health if left for longer periods of time.

Routine repairs

Work that needs to be attended to and rectified within 10 working days. These are day to day repairs causing some levels of disruption or inconvenience to you, and which are unlikely to significantly worsen.

Scheduled repairs

Work that needs to be attended to and rectified within 25 working days, involving repairs that cause minimal disruption or inconvenience to you or which may be grouped together.

Emergency repairs

Work that needs to be attended to and rectified within 4 hours. These are repairs that need to be carried out to avoid serious danger to health and safety, or where a failure to carry out the repair could cause extensive damage to the buildings and property.

Urgent repairs

Work that needs to be attended to and rectified within 5 working days. These are repairs that can cause disruption or significant inconvenience, and repairs which may worsen or affect your health if left for longer periods of time.

Routine repairs

Work that needs to be attended to and rectified within 10 working days. These are day to day repairs causing some levels of disruption or inconvenience to you, and which are unlikely to significantly worsen.

Scheduled repairs

Work that needs to be attended to and rectified within 25 working days, involving repairs that cause minimal disruption or inconvenience to you or which may be grouped together.