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Separate common parts from private tenancies
Access to a lobby does not necessarily give access to every unit. List the openings included and the relevant contacts for entry. If a report separates shared doors from tenant-controlled doors, preserve that distinction when asking for inspection, installation or maintenance.
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Planning your Whitechapel enquiry
A Whitechapel enquiry involving several tenancies should identify the doors included and the contacts needed for entry. Access to common parts may not include access inside each unit. Keep the scope explicit, particularly when the request comes from a report that distinguishes shared doors from openings under separate management.
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Which service answers this question?
If the doors at your Whitechapel property are already installed but their condition or records are uncertain, discuss an inspection. For new doors or an agreed replacement, ask about combined supply and installation. Where a report identifies remedial work, send the relevant findings with a maintenance enquiry. You do not need to diagnose the issue before contacting us.
