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Housing Services
Choose a topic from the list below: - Your Tenants Handbook
- Paying your rent or service charge
- PayPoint, Post Office or Contact Centre
- Phone and internet
- Direct Debit
- Problems paying your rent
- If you don't pay your rent
- Rent Free Weeks
- Claiming Housing Benefit
- Benefit Changes
- Benefit Changes 2011
- Benefit Changes 2012
- Benefit Changes 2013
- Benefit Changes 2014
- Benefit Changes 2015
- Benefit Changes 2016
- Benefit Changes 2017
- Introductory tenancies
- Support Services
- Your first year as a tenant (Tenancy Sustainment Service)
- Mediation service
- SHOUT
- Supported Living Service
- Tenancy Support
- Family Intervention Project (FIP)
- Furnished Tenancy Scheme
- Household Contents Insurance
- Living in flats
- Communal Areas in Flats
- Mobility Scooters and Flats
- Noise Nuisance in Flats
- Pets in Flats
- Pets
- Renting a garage
- Estate Management
- Estates Pride
- Neighbourhood Working
- Youth Inclusion Project
- Capital Environmental Improvements
- Regeneration of Parks and Open Spaces
- Leaseholders
- Consultation
- Service Charges
- Repair Responsibilities
- Leaseholder Focus Group
- Selling or Subletting your Leased Property
- Energy advice
- Ebico
- Fraud
- Refuse collection
- Parking Permits
- Calor Gas Heating
Associated Library documents
Estate Inspection Photo Quality Book.pdf
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Estate Management
At Derby Homes, we don’t just allocate, manage and maintain homes. We also do a lot to improve the quality of life of people living in them. We’re committed to making Derby’s estates places where people are proud and happy to live.
To improve our estates we:
- organise ‘estate walkabouts’ for tenants and local residents
- liaise with tenants and leaseholders about environmental improvements
- prioritise environmental improvements through the Housing Focus Groups and Local Housing Boards
- work with you on local regeneration projects
- work with other organisations to help make your community safer, and keep communal areas clean, well lit and well maintained
- maintain communal grassed areas to an agreed standard
- arrange for abandoned vehicles to be removed – within 7 days
- remove hate graffiti within 24 hours of being notified, and all other graffiti within 10 working days.
We also do a lot of work to tackle anti social behaviour.
Untidy gardens
If your garden is untidy we may visit you and ask you to cut the hedges, remove rubbish, or put right whatever is causing the problem. At the same time, we’ll explain about help that may be available to you through the Garden Maintenance Scheme. This scheme is designed to support tenants who have reached state retirement age, are disabled, or who have no other able-bodied person over the age of 18 living in the property.










