Most significant houses run on invoices nobody reconciles and utilities nobody has re-tendered in years. We put the house on a budget: what it should cost annually, line by line — staff, grounds, maintenance, utilities, insurance — and then report monthly against it.
Because every contractor invoice passes through us at cost, we see where the money goes, and where it should not. Re-tendered contracts, renegotiated utilities and consolidated suppliers routinely pay for a meaningful part of our fee. When we save you money, it appears on the report as exactly that.
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The first budget is part of taking a house on. It is usually an interesting document.
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