Bristol Res Lets, as they could be abbreviated, are one of the larger lettings agent in Bristol,…read moreoperating mostly in the affluent north Bristol areas of Clifton, Cotham, Redland etc. They run a pretty large scale operation, and you're likely to see some of their cars milling around the roads when you've been here long enough (or care to look out for those type of things). Their staff are all pretty friendly, and work hard to ensure viewings are useful, and should it get to the next stage, that the official documentation goes ahead smoothly. Their offices are situated near the bottom of Whiteladies Road, in a big glass fronted premises that holds the ads of their available places. It's quite a swanky looking office, so they've clearly made efforts to look presentable, which isn't the case for some other lettings agents in the city. If you go down the road of Lettings Agents, fees are inevitable, but theirs are quite reasonable compared to market. They have a number of the high quality type places you'd expect to find in the expensive areas in which they operate, so if you have a large budget you'd do worse than giving them a go.

To find this place look out for ashop front is smart in black with a stylish green logo. The theme…read moreis continued inside with big leather chairs and everyone talking calmly and confidently into their phones. I've always thought estate agency was a bit of a confidence trick (how else do they get away with such exorbitant prices?) and they've done their best to keep up their charade here. Right, now I'm finished with that slightly bitter description of what they look like I should give an assessment of the service they deliver. First I should highlight that they're an lettings agent, rather than sales. Things are done on time and phones are answered, which is more than a lot of the colleagues can manage. They do charge a lot, but then so does everyone else so I shouldn't hold that against them. Another plus is that they actually manage to say a few words when they're showing you around the place, again something a lot of other estate agents don't manage. Bristol Residential Letterings do a bad job well, if that makes sense.

Had a leaking roof at one of our student properties in Swansea…read more DTA was quick to respond to my enquiry and the drone inspection was arranged within a few days. The person handling my job was very good at explaining what would happen, how they would inform neighbours and the police etc. , and how I'd be able to see what I needed from the high resolution photos they took. Never had to do this before but it was all simple and straightforward and wasn't expensive.

From the owner: Drone Services Above & Beyond All Others…read more DTA supplies market leading drone services for engineering applications and photography/film. * Drone Surveys - Land Topographical Surveys - 3D Modelling & Mapping - Measured Building Surveys - Fugitive Methane Gas Detection Surveys * Drone Inspections - Drone Building Inspections - Drone Chimney Inspections - Drone Industrial Installation Inspections - Drone Internal Confined Space Inspections - Drone Roof Inspections * Aerial Photography & Video - Drone Photography & Video - Elevated Mast Photography & Video We develop our own drone technology systems and are able to fly and apply engineering solutions simply not available from the average drone services companies who fly off the shelf drone systems. Think of the difference between a standard 4x4 and a Paris-Dakar vehicle and you'll get the idea. DTA works with some of the leading engineering consulting companies such as Atkins and has several years' experience in delivering market leading accuracy and precision in aerial land surveying. Our aerial photography and video capabilities are also of the highest quality. Take a look at samples of our work and see for yourself.

Northwood Bristol have managed my property several years now, and the reason I remain with them,…read moresimple, they provide a high quality service, value for money and must important I trust them. Throughout, inspections have been regular and thorough, and they've done a sterling job in helping me navigate the ever changing rental rules and licensing imposed on landlords by BCC. If you're a Bristol landlord thinking of using an agent, look no further than these.

This is a warning to any landlord who want to let their property with Northwood 271 North Street…read moreBristol BS3 1JN .I signed over my property to Northwood in A1 condition on 11/2/2013 my experience with them was good until things went very bad. Northwood informed me of a problem at the property with a leak coming from the roof and I agreed for their contractor to carry out an assessment of the works required to remedy this. But to my Horror when I got the report from their contractor it said, I quote "Note- This is the worst case of moisture I have seen, taking into account the roof space has vent tiles the only way moisture drops would permanently drip like that is extreme heat being used or vented into the loft space. I have only seen this before in a customer's house where cannabis was being grown. Evidence found growing lights and extractor fans found in cupboard upstairs whilst I was checking all ceilings for damp.Emergency action is needed before all roofing and ceiling timbers are lost". When the problem was identified Northwood initially took liability and instructed their contractor IronGates Property Services to start the works on the roof. This resulted in scaffolding being erected. They then told IronGates Property Services to halt the works on the basis of a police report, which was done days after. When they had already informed the tenants that they were coming to carry out an inspection of the property. On receiving their report I contacted Northwood office where I was informed that I was liable for this damage and that my insurers would have to deal with it.My insures said"With reference to your claim for damage to the roof unfortunately we are unable to assist you in this matter as your policy excludes "Any loss or damage caused as a result of the property being used for illegal activities." I then asked for copies of their regular maintenance checks reports. 30/1/2014 I was sent only one report dated 19/6/2013. This report was in my opinion of a very low standard and looks as if it was completed without a full check of my property being carried out. The main reason for me choosing Northwoods over other management companies was their assurance of regular checks on my property. One check in fourteen months does not adhere to their promise of regular checks. One of my main concerns was that if the property was having regular checks with reports being carried out as I was informed it would be done as part of their managed property service, is that this problem would have never occurred. Also they had as many as 8 people living at my property what was never agreed with me. It was let on agreement that no more than 3 people would be residing at the property. Also complaints about noise due to band practices at the address caused hostilities towards me from neighbors that I have always had a good relationship with. I was prepared to let this matter rest on the assurance that they would make good all works necessary to put my property back to A1 condition. But Northwood just tried to get out off the contracted and there responsibility's which left me with a £7,200.00 bill. Northwood Said"As previously advised, we have started the process of recovering possession of the property and suggest at the point that we receive possession, we hand the property back to you after we have fulfilled our contractual responsibilities. It is probably in both parties' interests to terminate our agreement at this point." I Do hope they do what is right as I just can't afford to lose this kind of money.