Cunningham court
How did we do it?
Cunningham court How did we do it? After taking this site over from another well known Agent we analysed the service charges paid to the freeholder and brought proceedings on behalf of leaseholders resulting in a settlement under which the freeholder repaid £67,000 in respect of 5 years service charges

Anaconda
How did we do it?

TUPED cleaning and maintenance staff to direct payroll to save on 3rs party costs

Stourcliffe
How did we do it?
Ringley took over Stourcliffe from D&G when owners were faced with spiraling service charge costs and threats from the Portman Estate over dis-repair. Ringley reduced the day-to-day service charge cost by over 20% - £59,151 by reviewing all contracts and re-tendering.

Geneva Court
How did we do it?
We took over this bankrupt RTM company from Peverel with no cashflow, spiralling budgets and huge deficits. Within 3 months of handover through negotiations and building trust with owners we delivered sufficient cash to keep trading, and ring fenced the reserve funds so they were not robbed also.

Velocity Villiage
How did we do it?

The asset management team reviewed the amount which was being spent on the cleaning contractors, saved the client £50k by using TUPE the staff over to the site staff team which resulted in a financial saving and no jobs were lost for the staff.

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.

Avante Court
How did we do it?
Built about 2002 this block of 100 flats was suffering from badly stained pigmented render due to the absence of coping stones to throw water clear. Our role was to cost the options of (1) cleaning (2) painting and to overcome expensive access issues.

Geneva Court
How did we do it?
Ringley worked closely with Genesis Housing to secure additional contributions to the service charge pot of £41,000 within the first 3 months of being appointed. Something that simply seemed beyond our previous Agent.

Velocity Villiage
How did we do it?

The asset management team undertook an invoice utility analysis where it came to light that the previous agents had paid 20% VAT rather than 5% over the last five years. A VAT declaration was completed and the overpayment on VAT was returned to the client account.

Morello
How did we do it?
£37,787.20 savings made up of £9,435.31 and £25,531.89 from the developer for construction water and electricity use respectively. £1,500 towards the gates motor failures and £1,320 towards window cleaning not done before leaving site.