TBLS PROPERTY SERVICES

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One company. Complete property care across Cambridge and surrounding areas.

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What to send us

  • Your name and contact number
  • Property or site address
  • The service you need
  • A short description of the problem or work
  • Photos or video where useful

For maintenance issues, photos or video can often help us understand the likely work before arranging a site visit.

Emergency call-outs: for urgent plumbing, electrical, drainage or property maintenance issues, use the Emergency Call-Out button on this page to telephone our emergency mobile directly. Call-out charges may apply. For immediate danger to life, call 999.

Emergency Call-Out

For urgent plumbing, electrical, drainage or property maintenance issues, please review the call-out charges before calling. Charges apply only once a chargeable attendance is agreed and TBLS accepts the job. For immediate danger to life, call 999.

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For urgent hazards or active leaks, please telephone us. Do not rely on this form for emergency assistance.

Emergency? View call-out charges and call emergency support. This form is not continuously monitored. For immediate danger to life, fire or suspected gas leak, contact the appropriate emergency service first.

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Send the address, contact details and a short description. Photos or video can help us assess the next step quickly.

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Emergency Call-Out — charges

Before calling, please read our current call-out charges:

Normal working hours: £60 + VAT
Out of hours: £120 + VAT

There is no charge simply for pressing this button or making an enquiry. A call-out charge applies only after you agree to a chargeable attendance and TBLS accepts the job.

Labour time, materials and any further visits or repairs may be charged in addition. We will explain applicable costs before proceeding.

If there is immediate danger to life, fire or a suspected gas leak, contact the appropriate emergency service first.

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