
Insurance
Ensuring your development has the correct insurance in place is about more than just compliance; it is about providing every homeowner with the peace of mind that their most valuable asset is fully protected against the unexpected
Unlike standard home insurance, blocks of flats and managed estates require a comprehensive Buildings Insurance policy that protects the entire structure—including communal hallways, shared infrastructure, and external grounds. Given the complexities of modern property law and construction, coverage must be precisely tailored to each development's unique footprint. To navigate this, Grove Partners works with a select panel of specialist insurance brokers to ensure your policy is robust, compliant, and provides the best possible value for your development.
Drainage
While drainage systems are often "out of sight, out of mind," regular inspections play a vital role in safeguarding any well-managed development. We recommend periodic professional surveys using specialist camera technology to identify hidden vulnerabilities—such as cracks or misalignments—before they escalate into emergency repairs.
Over time, underground pipes are subjected to shifting soil, root intrusion, and the gradual accumulation of debris. In developments with a mix of residential and commercial units—particularly those housing restaurants—the buildup of fats, oils, and grease (FOG) poses a greater risk to the system. Because every site is different, the frequency of our inspections is always dependent on your development’s unique situation.


Internals
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Together the roof and masonry are a development’s first line of defense against the elements, yet they are often the most neglected components until there is an issue. Scheduling a comprehensive professional inspection every few years is essential for identifying the subtle signs of weathering—such as slipped tiles, perished pointing, or failing leadwork—that are not visible from ground level. Early detection allows for minor "patch and repair" work, preventing water ingress that can rot timber rafters, damage internal ceilings and general water ingress.
We can arrange a professional survey which uses the latest technology, including drones for taller buildings, to help key these potential issues from becoming actual problems.
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