Building & Property Maintenance in Earls Court

Earls Court is mostly mansion blocks and stucco terraces, which means most building work here happens inside leasehold flats with shared structures, communal areas, and freeholder approval requirements. At Fulham property maintenance we work across SW5 and SW7 — from large flats around Earls Court Square and Nevern Square to the converted period houses on the streets running off Earls Court Road. Knowing how to handle leasehold projects without creating problems for your freeholder relationship is most of the job.

Services we offer in Earls Court

  • Handyman — small jobs in mansion block flats: shelving into hard plaster, door alignment, sealing, locks, replacement of failed taps and fittings.
  • Electrician — Part P work, EICR reports for landlords (a leasehold requirement at every change of tenancy), socket additions, fuse box upgrades coordinated with freeholder where required.
  • Plumbing — leaks (a frequent problem in older building communal systems), full bathroom plumbing, coordination with managing agents for any work that affects shared pipework.
  • Painting & decorating — single rooms or full interior refreshes between tenancies, stucco-appropriate finishes for shared communal areas.
  • Bathroom renovations — full bathroom redesigns inside mansion block flats including dealing with the structural quirks (concrete floors, soil stack constraints) that come with the building type.
  • Kitchen renovations — from full layout changes to drop-in kitchen replacements inside fitted alcoves common in period flats.
  • Communal area cleaning — regular cleaning contracts for mansion block freeholders covering hallways, stairs, lift areas.
  • Pest control — mice in particular are common in mansion blocks with shared service voids; we handle one-off and recurring contracts.

Why Earls Court owners choose Fulham BM

We're leasehold-aware. We know what needs freeholder consent before we start. We don't begin a job that's going to cause problems with your lease, and we'll tell you upfront if a proposed change requires written permission from the building owner.

We coordinate with managing agents. Most Earls Court mansion blocks are run by a small set of managing agents — we've worked with most of them and know how each prefers to receive contractor documents (insurance, RAMS, scheduling). Less back-and-forth means a faster start.

We work clean inside occupied buildings. Mansion block neighbours notice everything. We dust-sheet, run dust extraction on cutting work, and clear up at the end of every working day, not at the end of the project.

Common Earls Court projects

  • Full bathroom renovations inside mansion block flats around Earls Court Square.
  • EICR inspections and certificate-required electrical remedials for landlords.
  • Inter-tenancy refurbishments to letting-agent specification (paint, carpets coordinated, deep clean, snags).
  • Recurring communal area cleaning for mansion block managing agents.
  • Persistent leak diagnosis where pipework runs through neighbouring flats — specialised work for buildings of this age.

Get a quote in Earls Court

Call 020 3603 3931 or use our contact form. Free no-obligation site visit usually within 48 hours. We can supply our insurance documents, RAMS and trade certifications upfront for managing agents who need them before scheduling.

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