Why choose Grant Management?
At Grant Management, we aim to provide excellent levels of property rental service. As a tenant, you'll benefit from:
- Online property rental help at http://www.gmhelp.com/
- A 24/7 helpline for emergency repairs
- A dedicated tenant helpdesk
Moreover, Grant Management is a member of ARLA - the UK industry standard for property rental agents. As a member, we've signed up to a code of conduct - meaning we operate to the highest standards and ensure our property management team delivers on service and best practice.
What being a member of ARLA means.
ARLA is the UK industry standard for letting agents. By being a member, we have signed up to a code of conduct. We operate to the highest standards and ensure our team delivers on service and best practice. Your money is guaranteed by a professional bonding scheme. DO NOT RENT A PROPERTY FROM AN AGENT WHO IS NOT AN ARLA MEMBER! Our staff are ARLA trained and fully understand all the issues - large and small - regarding good property management. So if you are looking for a house to rent or a flat to rent from Grant Management, you know each house to rent and flat to rent is managed to a very high standard.
Accreditation
We aim to achieve accreditation locally in all the cities we operate in. Where an accreditation standard exists, we have developed good relationships with the universities and councils who run the system. This means that our tenants benefit from living in homes which are of a very high standard, and well managed by a skilled team.
Green
Global warming is the No.1 issue facing us. We have engaged with The Energy Saving Trust to reduce our carbon emissions in properties, through tenant's guides and practical measures. Most of our recently renovated houses to rent and flats to rent are renovated to a high standard, meaning emissions are cut by between 20% - 30%, reducing your energy bills and helping save the planet. We are in the process of switching all our propertiesd to rent to a green energy supplier, Scottish and Southern Electric.
How YOU can make a difference in your home.
The average carbon footprint of a UK home is apporximately 4.5 tonnes of CO2 per annum. You can help to reduce the emissions from your home and reduce your energy bills by following these simple steps:
- Turn electrical appliances off rather than leave them on standby.
- Unplug your mobile phone charger once finished.
- Shut blinds and close curtains at dusk to keep the heat in.
- Turn off lights in empty rooms.
- Wait for a full load and wash your clothes at 30 degrees.
- Tumble dryers are costly to run; use a clothes horse or washing line where you can.
- Take advantage of your boiler timer to set heat and water wisely.
- Reach for a jumper instead of turning up the thermostat.
- Avoid placing furniture in front of radiators.
- Have a shower rather than a bath whenever possible.
Our Team
You will come into contact with a number of different people in our organisation. At the initial stage as a tenant, you will come into contact with a member of our sales team, who will guide you through the process and answer any questions you may have.
We have different teams who deal with various aspects of your property. They are available to help and talk you through the details of any specific query you may have.
- Lettings: local on the ground sales team who will show you round the available properties to help to find the property that best matches your needs.
- Tenant Help Desk / Repairs: this team is your first point of contact should there be any repair issues or questions relating to your tenancy.
- Accounts: this team ensures that any payments made are processed efficiently and Direct Debits are set up. If there are any issues with regard to the payment of your rent, the accounts team will be your main point of contact.
