Laing+Simmons launch Inspection Assist
Laing+Simmons has once again doubled down on its investment in centralised support services for its office network with the launch of Laing+Simmons Inspection Assist, a comprehensive outsourced inspection service tailored to the needs of its property managers.
Available to all offices and property managers in its growing network, the Inspection Assist service covers ingoing, outgoing and routine inspections, including commercial premises, supported by 360° virtual tours for added transparency, and a preventative maintenance checklist.
It is delivered by a dedicated team of trained, experienced property managers whose focus on efficiency, compliance and consistency frees up significant time for Laing+Simmons property managers to focus on client relationships while providing scalability without increasing internal overheads.
Inspections are guaranteed to be completed within strict timeframes and while keys are collected and returned directly to Laing+Simmons offices, no additional travel fees are incurred. Equally convenient, reports are entered by the inspection team directly into the office’s preferred inspection software.
Michael Anania, Laing+Simmons Head of Property Management, says the new service is the latest in the long and growing line of centralised support solutions Laing+Simmons makes available to its network.
“At Laing+Simmons, we have always been committed to innovation in property management. Inspection Assist is another step forward in ensuring our people are equipped with the best tools and support to excel and grow. We look forward to seeing the benefits flow through to our offices, and their landlords and tenants,” Mr Anania says.
“Inspections have been identified as one of the most time-consuming tasks for our property managers, and this means they take away from the time our people can dedicate to fostering their all-important client relationships and growing their business. As such, we identified inspections as a clear opportunity for us as franchisor to remove more of that administrative burden.”
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