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Residential Management Group (RMG)

Northwich, Cheshire — United Kingdom

One of the UK's largest residential block managers, handling service charge budgets, section 20 consultations and building safety for leasehold developments nationwide.

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Northwich, Cheshire
Buildings managed
150,000+ units

Services

block managementservice chargesbuilding safetymajor works

Languages: EN · Founded 1988

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Frequently asked questions about Residential Management Group (RMG)

Where does Residential Management Group (RMG) operate?
Residential Management Group (RMG) manages co-owned buildings in Northwich, Cheshire, United Kingdom.
What services does Residential Management Group (RMG) offer?
Residential Management Group (RMG) lists the following services: block management, service charges, building safety, major works.
How can I contact Residential Management Group (RMG)?
You can reach Residential Management Group (RMG) via their website https://www.rmguk.com.
Which languages does Residential Management Group (RMG) work in?
Residential Management Group (RMG) works in EN.
How many buildings does Residential Management Group (RMG) manage?
Residential Management Group (RMG) reports managing 150,000+ units buildings, and has been operating since 1988.
Is Residential Management Group (RMG) verified by CoCollab?
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