Manage Your Block is designed for RMC’s, Directors and Owners of apartment blocks. With Manage Your Block, you can update, control and navigate your documents all in a user-friendly hub. This is accessible through any device at a touch of a button 24/7 personalised to suit your needs.
To find out how we can help, telephone 0333 577 9070.
Why Manage Your Block will help you!
We understand that you have a lot to keep on top of when managing your block of flats.
Manage Your Block is a paperless portal where you can store all your documentation and contact details, which are relevant to your block all in one place. For example, contractors, suppliers and current residents.
Pricing
Manage Your Block Portal
£99.00 per annum
For more information regarding the functions in the standard Manage Your Block product – click here.
Manage Your Block Portal PLUS
£148.00 per annum
Manage Your Block PLUS Portal provides an extension to include collection of service charges – read more here.
How does Manage Your Block work?
2754
portal users
25+
years experience
50,000+
documents stored
24/7
access all year
Frequently Asked Questions
Latest Articles
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Lift Maintenance and Insurance
Darren Bagnall from Manage Your Block outlines the steps you should be taking to ensure the safe use and longevity of your lift, as well as to potentially reduce your insurance premiums. Lifts are a vital facility for some residents and a welcome convenience for others. As well as ensuring compliance with insurance regulations, effective…
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The Role of Building Condition and Maintenance in Insurance Valuations
Darren Bagnall from Manage Your Block, explains what can be done to demonstrate to insurers that the buildings maintenance and inspections are in hand, and that any risks are being pointedly reduced, if not avoided, by block managers. Insurers don’t just evaluate the structure of the building when considering a suitable policy. The overall condition…
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How to Review and Challenge Service Charges
Darren Bagnall from Manage Your Block looks at Service Charges and how they work. Service charges are an integral element of buying a leasehold property. Becoming a leaseholder gives you ownership of your unit (flat) within a shared building for the length of the lease term. The building itself remains under the ownership on the…