29/08/2026
The cheapest quote isn't always the one that saves a landlord the most money.
If I've got two quotes in front of me, I'm not just looking at the number at the bottom.
I want to know why one contractor thinks the repair will cost £500 and another thinks it'll cost £800.
Are they fixing the same thing?
Have they identified the actual cause?
Is one proposing a temporary repair while the other is solving the problem properly?
Or is the £800 quote simply overpriced?
This is where good maintenance management matters.
We've got 30 years of construction experience behind Amhurst, so if a diagnosis doesn't make sense or a quote doesn't look right, we'll question it.
Sometimes that means challenging an expensive quote.
Sometimes it means telling a landlord why I wouldn't recommend going with the cheapest one.
Because saving £100 today isn't much of a saving if you're paying to fix the exact same problem again in three months.
If you own rental property in Nottinghamshire or Leicestershire and want a management team that looks beyond the number at the bottom of the quote, email [email protected]