100% sales valuation accuracy
50% sales fee satisfaction
0% lettings valuation accuracy
50% lettings fee satisfaction
Oct 22,2013
Oct 22,2013
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I am currently in a tenancy agreement with Derbyshire Properties, and I have to say I am absolutely appalled. I have been living in the current property for over a year now, there are many issues. The kitchen is unsanitary, kitchen doors falling off, grouting around tiles almost none existent, leaking pipes, extreme amounts of mould and damp upstairs, windows that do not open and close correctly, insufficient heating, doors that do not close, mortar crumbling out of brickwork in various places, guttering has weeds sprouting out of it, back doors allows water to flood in, plastic vent covers stuck onto chimney breast with a sealed wall behind them, and the latest of a long line of problems....... Rising Damp, which they have sent a letter stating that it is our fault and our problem to sort, seriously! They have made multiple mistakes on our tenancy agreement, we have tried to reason with them, phoning them when they were meant to be contacting us and sending letters, but now they have refused repairs, we have been forced to go to the law, having a very young child this is an unsuitable situation and they have been absolutely unbearable to work with.
What agent could do to change your mind?
For me to approve they would have to be more in contact with there tenants and landlords once an issue has arisen, and keep everyone informed. They should become more aware of landlord and tenants rights, they should make sure their tenancy agreements do not have contradictory information, which is ultimately misleading and possibly invalidating agreements. They should also get expert opinions about structural faults, not sending out one of their employees that has less of a clue than myself. They should make landlords have inspections by the environmental health office before renting out the properties. Last but not least they should have manners!Attached Filesnbsp;
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Derbyshire Properties
20a King Street
Alfreton
Derbyshire
DE55 7AG
01773 521771
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| Services | Valuation Accuracy | Fees Satisfaction | Min Price of property reviewed | Max Price of property reviewed |
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| Sales | 100% | 50% | £0 | £0 |
| Lettings | 0% | 50% | £475 | £500 |
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| 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
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Stay well clear!!! Awful company and tie you into a never-ending contract - £360 should you take your house off the market even after the 20 weeks. They even tried to add someone who didn't come to view our house. There are far better estate agents out ...
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Nov 05,2023
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AVOID! Absolutely disgraceful service and communication from Bev and her team in Alfreton.
Firstly they shared my contact details with the exB, something they were told specifically not to do, due to ongoing and persistent abuse. Then they did it again! I informed them prior ...
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Jan 04,2020
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I can only speak from my experience & of the agents I've dealt with, the Alfreton branch are head & shoulders above the competition.
Excellent communication, when they said they would do something, they did.
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Mar 08,2018
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The worst agency my husband and I ever dealt with!!! The staff has no manners, the houses you rent are always dirty, have faulty things which you are told to pay yourself to fix and they will reimburse (that never happens), and they take ages ...
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Jun 27,2016
Jun 27,2016
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Avoid renting through this company. Throughout my tenancy issues with property were not sorted and we're never followed up on.
If you enjoy being treated like a child and not a professional person, and enjoy being patronised, then this is the company to go for.
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I could have wrote this myself! Looks like we are not the only ones that had major issues with Derbyshire properties. All that posh logos and lovely office doesn't mean anything!! Avoid avoid avoid!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...
Oct 22,2013
Oct 22,2013
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I am currently in a tenancy agreement with Derbyshire Properties, and I have to say I am absolutely appalled. I have been living in the current property for over a year now, there are many issues. The kitchen is unsanitary, kitchen doors falling off, grouting ...
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What agent could do to change your mind?
For me to approve they would have to be more in contact with there tenants and landlords once an issue has arisen, and keep everyone informed. They should become more aware of landlord and tenants rights, they should make sure their tenancy agreements do not have contradictory information, which is ultimately misleading and possibly invalidating agreements. They should also get expert opinions about structural faults, not sending out one of their employees that has less of a clue than myself. They should make landlords have inspections by the environmental health office before renting out the properties. Last but not least they should have manners!Attached Filesnbsp;
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Sep 16,2011
Sep 16,2011
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The people that worked at this agent bullied us on a near daily basis during the sale of our property. We was recieving threat after threat from them. They also have it written into their contract that they are able to charge you regardless of ...
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