Keep agreed site and aftercare tasks covered while a member of your own team is away.

Temporary support works best with clear dates, responsibilities and a proper handover. We discuss the workload and availability before cover is booked.

Illustrative property maintenance and aftercare scene
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Where we can help

  • Temporary support for maintenance and aftercare teams
  • Cover for agreed resident appointments
  • Outstanding site tasks that need additional resource
  • Coordination with your supervisor or customer care contact

What to send us

  • The area and trade needed
  • Start date and expected duration of cover
  • The appointments or tasks that need covering
  • Your handover contact and any site or resident access arrangements

How the work is arranged

  1. Tell us about the gap. Share the dates, area and work affected.
  2. Discuss availability and duties. We confirm the scope of cover and the arrangements needed before work starts.
  3. Hand over the work. Your contact provides the job details and priorities so the operative can work to the agreed plan.

Where we work

Hampshire, East and West Sussex, Surrey and Kent, extending as far west as Bournemouth. We confirm availability for your location when we discuss the enquiry.

Common questions

Can you help with a short-notice absence?

Contact us with the location, trade and dates. We will discuss what cover is available for the requirement.

What if the return date is uncertain?

Tell us the dates you know and when you expect an update. Any extension can be discussed against availability and the work still required.

Ask about temporary cover

Tell us the cover dates, location, tasks and trade skills needed, and which appointments or responsibilities must be handed over.

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