MAINTENANCE MATTERS

Commitment to Repair Obligations The Association has developed over the years various repair programmes to meet its obligations as a good social landlord, and to meet the changing aspirations of our tenants and changes in legislation.

Reactive Repairs Reactive maintenance is the prompt repair or replacement of an existing element of an individual property or scheme on a like for like basis, following the sudden or unforeseen failure of that element. Reactive maintenance is usually a one-off job to ensure the health and safety of the occupants or the proper functioning of the building.

Emergency Repairs Emergency repairs are; works carried out outside of normal office hours (9.00am-5.30pm, except Fridays: 9am-5pm), and at weekends and bank holidays.

Cyclical Maintenance Maintenance of internal (communal areas) and external redecoration of the Association’s properties, together with associated repairs. Work is programmed on a 5-year repetitive cycle but inspections to determine precise dates work should be undertaken are carried out by the Association’s surveyors in advance of the programmed date.

Minor Works These are minor improvements carried out to schemes to improve facilities and living standards, e.g. provision of additional fencing. Improvements carried out to schemes to improve residents’ safety and security, e.g. provision of security locks/doors, extra lighting, etc.   For other relevant information, please click here.

Manningham Housing Association, a specialist housing association providing accomodation for large families and diverse minority communities in Bradford and Keighley, West Yorkshire, promotes tenant involvement and regeneration of local communities in addition to providing development of new homes and services to meet the housing and support needs for the community.
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