Communal compliance, portfolio-wide testing calendars and reactive attendance across managed blocks — with reporting you can forward straight to freeholders and leaseholders.
Managing property means holding responsibility for buildings you do not own, on behalf of clients who want costs controlled, in blocks where occupiers notice the moment something stops working.
DTF Electrical work with estate agents, managing agents and property managers across Liverpool and Merseyside — handling communal compliance, planned testing and reactive faults across managed portfolios.
No chasing separate contractors across separate properties. One number, one set of records, one contractor who knows the buildings.
We track what is due, where and when across your entire managed portfolio — fixed wire testing intervals, emergency lighting cycles, PAT schedules — and contact you ahead of expiry rather than after it.
Reports are issued digitally and written so they can be forwarded straight to freeholders, leaseholders or landlords without needing translation.
Most agent relationships need both. We run the scheduled compliance calendar and attend when something fails unexpectedly.
Where you also manage individual tenancies, our landlord and letting agent services cover EICRs, tenant access arrangement, fast certification and in-house remedial work.
Most agent relationships work best as an ongoing maintenance contract — planned compliance across the portfolio, priority reactive response, and one consolidated set of records.
Common Questions
Yes. Communal areas are often the part of a block that gets overlooked. We test and maintain landlord supplies, communal lighting, stairwell and corridor circuits, car park and external lighting, and communal emergency lighting.
Yes. We hold a calendar of what is due where, covering fixed wire testing intervals, emergency lighting cycles and PAT schedules across every property you manage.
Yes. Reports are issued in a form that can be forwarded directly, with observations explained in plain terms.
Yes. Most agent relationships involve both — a planned compliance calendar plus reactive attendance when something fails. Contract clients receive priority response.
