An agent managing a block or portfolio on behalf of a freeholder or client needs to know what is happening without having to chase it. We agree a reporting rhythm at the outset — how often, in what format, and who it goes to — rather than leaving updates to chance.
Whatever frequency and format suit you — we confirm this before the job starts rather than assuming.
Yes, anything affecting the programme is raised immediately, separate from the routine update.
Yes, photographic evidence of completed sections is standard in our reporting to agents.
Progress against programme, anything found that was not visible at survey, and photographic evidence of completed sections are the backbone of a useful update. We keep it factual and specific rather than a general statement that the job is 'going well'.
Some contracts need a weekly written update, others suit a call at agreed milestones. We confirm which the agent wants before mobilisation so nobody is chasing a report that was never expected in that form.
Anything that affects resident access, the programme end date, or budget is raised immediately rather than held for the next scheduled report. Routine progress can wait for the normal update; anything that changes the picture cannot.
Tell us how your existing contracts are reported and we will match that format for consistency.
Good reporting to an agent is agreed up front and kept factual, with anything urgent escalated outside the normal rhythm.
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