Elevation Lettings make every effort to ensure that your enquiry is handled professionally, efficiently and with your requirements in mind.

Appointments to view property may be arranged 7 days a week and are accompanied by our enthusiastic and experienced property consultants who possess extensive knowledge of the area including many aspects such as school catchments. Should you experience any problems with your new home, we will endeavour to initiate solutions to solve the issue.

You can always call our Customer Care Team for informed advice. Their legal and technical knowledge is continually developing and support contractor services are on hand to attend to essential repairs.

We have some of the best homes available to let in the area with many of them brand new and not having been previously occupied.

All homes are offered to tenants having been cleaned and all health & safety requirements complete with supporting documentation supplied in accordance with Housing Act laws.

Generally most tenancy agreements are set for either six or twelve months at a time. However, we understand that in some circumstances this may not be convenient to a tenant and, as such, we look to work with both the Tenant and Landlord to assist with their individual requirements.

When you move into your new home, you will be supplied with a detailed inventory and schedule of condition including digital photographs of the property taken just before the commencement of the tenancy.

We look at ways in which to ensure you are afforded numerous options as to how to pay your rent each month and our account team are on hand 7 days a week to help you with this.

As part of the Housing Act 2004 the Government introduced tenancy deposit protection for all Assured Shorthold tenancies (AST's) in England and Wales where a deposit is taken. The legislation aims to ensure that tenants who have paid a deposit to a landlord or letting agent and are entitled to receive all or part of it back at the end of that tenancy, actually do so.

The DPS runs the only custodial scheme authorised by the Government. The custodial scheme requires that the money you pay to us is presented to the DPS and safe guarded for the duration of the tenancy. The deposit will be repaid at the end of the tenancy when both parties have reached agreement on its distribution. This has made the provision of a detailed inventory more important than ever. An inventory is recognised as proof of the agreed condition and contents of the property at the commencement of the tenancy.

Consequently, providing invaluable assistance in avoiding disputes and negative financial repercussions at the conclusion of the tenancy. Next to a correctly prepared tenancy, an inventory is probably the most important document to secure when finalising each and every tenancy, affording better protection and, with it, increased peace of mind to landlords, with details of all aspects of the property's contents, fixtures, fittings and condition.