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Complaints handling procedure

When something's gone wrong, here's exactly what happens

As a member of Property Redress, we follow their required standard for handling complaints — set out here in full.

Our commitment

We'd rather hear it from you first.

If our service hasn't met the standard you expected — whether you're a landlord, a tenant, or anyone else we've dealt with — we want to know, and we want the chance to put it right directly before anyone needs to go further.

Step by step

How a complaint is handled

Tell us, in writing

Email office@rentl.properties or write to us at 54 St James Street, Liverpool, L1 0AB, marked for the attention of the Director. Please set out what happened and what you'd like to see happen as a result.

We acknowledge within 3 working days

You'll get written confirmation that we've received your complaint and are looking into it, along with a named contact for any questions in the meantime.

A full response within 15 working days

We'll investigate properly — not just accept or deny — and send a full written response addressing every point raised, with our final position and any action we're taking.

If you're still not satisfied

Property Redress, free of charge to you

If we haven't resolved things to your satisfaction within 8 weeks of your original complaint — or you're unhappy with our final response before then — you can ask Property Redress to review it independently. They're a government-approved redress scheme, and referring a complaint to them costs you nothing.

Property Redress · propertyredress.co.uk

This procedure follows the minimum standard required of Property Redress members. Complaints are usually best raised as soon as possible after the issue arises, and Property Redress generally expects a complaint to have been raised with us within 12 months of the event it concerns. This page is a plain-English summary, not a legal document.