When dealing with leases for tenants of private and commercial properties, good and substantial repair generally means the property is left in the expected condition.

When it comes to commercial property, ensuring the building stays in a good state of repair is important for both landlords and tenants.

Commercial property dilapidation is, therefore, works carried out to ensure a commercial property is kept in order and to the standard it was first presented to the lease or renting party at the start of the rental or lease term.

The term dilapidation work relates to the repairs or reinstatement of modifications made to a property by the tenant that has resulted in wear and tear from general use or if the property has been damaged or altered in any way by the tenant. 

As a commercial property manager or an estate agent, there are various daily duties and on occasion issues that you must contend with.

Block Management is a key component of many Commercial Building Services, meaning that it's an important duty for both estate agents and commercial property managers.

Both the retail and leisure industry contribute significantly to the UK economy and properties with this building use receive considerable daily footfall.

Whether you work as an estate agent or a commercial property manager, there are various challenges and stressors associated with residential letting maintenance.