The five steps you need to follow when moving out of a Selwood Housing property to ensure your tenancy ends as smoothly as possible.
If you're moving out of a Selwood Housing property, there are five steps you need to follow to ensure your tenancy ends as smoothly as possible.
Watch our animation below for details on what to do when you give your home back to us, including information on how to tell us, how to leave the house in good condition and how to settle your account.
A charge will be applied to your account for any repairs that need to be carried out after you leave the property, so ensure you follow the steps outlined to avoid being charged.
For a full breakdown of what you need to do when returning your home to us, visit our returning your home webpage.
The five steps you need to follow when moving out of a Selwood Housing property to ensure your tenancy ends as smoothly as possible.
Remember that you must settle your rent account with us. Not doing so could affect your chances of securing a home in the future.
If you're concerned at all about these costs, let your account manager know. They can advise you of your options.
If a family member has died and you need to end their tenancy, we can help. Download our guide on returning a home after a bereavement. You will also need to complete our tenancy termination form.
Our scrutiny team looked at our end of tenancy process for one of their independent reviews.
If you can't find what you're looking for please contact us at info@selwoodhousing.com
Over the last year, we’ve shared with you some of the feedback from our quarterly customer satisfaction surveys. These surveys, carried out by Acuity on our behalf, are part of the tenant satisfaction measures (‘TSMs’) introduced in 2023 by the Regulator of Social Housing.
All social housing landlords must carry out surveys with their tenants using a set of twelve TSM questions. Alongside these survey questions, landlords must also collect data and publish ten management information measures that focus on operational areas, such as safety and compliance.
We now have our first full year of these TSM results, and we’re pleased to report that for each survey measure our results are in the top 25% of our peer group of housing associations.
You can view our full TSM results, including survey and management information measures, on the new Tenant Satisfaction Measures page of our website: ecs.page.link/bDNRG
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Wiltshire Council is developing its 2024-2029 Accommodation Strategy and seeks input from older residents on maintaining independence in their homes. If staying at home is impractical, the Council aims to understand how local services can be improved to feel like home for residents. Your feedback in this survey will help shape the strategy and inform future housing needs for older people in Wiltshire.
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