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Woodside Park
How did we do it?
We inherited this site when they were faced with an excessive specification for car park re-surfacing the cost of which meant that they would not have been able to carry out other much needed works. Ringley's Engineers bechmarked the specification and went back to tender and achieved a £45,000 saving.

St Dunstans
How did we do it?
Ringley took over the management of a multi-block site in 2011 and as part of the handover, Ringleys inherited phase one of a two phase external refurbishment scheme from another Chartered Surveyors. Ringleys managed the project in 2013 and managed to save approximately £30,000 by carefully tendering and administering the contract.

Mundania Court
How did we do it?

This collective enfranchisement group had all but given up hope. Then they met Ringley. Ringley led them to save £374,000 and get them the freehold saving them £569,000 against the Freeholders Notice and £374,000 against the best their previous Solicitor and Valuer could manage. The issue boiled down to the value of 4 telecoms masts. Ringley put together a case based on the diminishing long term value of roof masts due to mergers and reducing space requirements.

Haverstock Hill
How did we do it?
Water ingress led the Basement Flat's floor to collapse. As the cause of the collapse could not be easily identifiable our client, agreed to investigate. An independent survey confirmed the Ringley surveyor's opinion that a drainage channel under the conservatory had caused water to enter the space under the floor. As the conservatory is not the responsibility of Management Company we saved our client and other Leaseholders £1,614 in professional fees.

Kendal, Purfleet
How did we do it?
Since having captured critical details of every building age/construction date, size, type of windows and location we have been able to run some initial due diligence to see which blocks might be over or under insured. This block appeared a possible for over insurance, so we re-valued saving £6,700.

Limington court
How did we do it?
Defective lease drafting led to 7 Flats who were wrongly legally obliged to contribute to a lift when they lived in a block with no lift. Ringley took a lease variation case to the Tribunal using Section 37 of the 1987 Landlord & Tenant Act to get the leases varied.

Springfields
How did we do it?
The previous Agent fun up a £1,300 HM Revenue & Customs fine, failed to apply for an exemption from filing tax returns and failed to submit returns and failed disclose or transfer tax office records on handover. Ringley lodged an appeal and got the fine reduced to £1.20.

Springfield Court
How did we do it?
We appealed a tax return penalty and reduced the amount owed from £1,300 to just £1.20!

Millharbour
How did we do it?
When 3 experts recommended mechanical cooling to deal with common parts temperatures of 32.3 degrees celcius Ringley introduced passive ventilation techniques. Temperatures have reduced by up to 6.8 degrees celcius, £128,000 was saved against mechanical options, with no expensive plant to maintain.

Cunningham Court
How did we do it?
Ringley negotiated that TUPE did not apply. The porter previously served 2 blocks and we argued that as his staff facilities were in the other block that TUPE did not apply on either a full time or part time basis.