Per-block service charge accounting
Keep each block's service charge account separate and continuously reconciled, with budgets, arrears, and audit-ready reporting built in.
Explore Finance & BenefitsFor managing agents, RMCs & freeholders
Service charge accounting, communal compliance, leaseholder communication, and contractor coordination in one platform.
Managing residential blocks means juggling separate service charge accounts per block, fire and communal safety duties, Section 20 consultations, ground rent, and leaseholders who expect clear answers fast. Social Home brings it together. Keep each block's finances separate and reconciled, track every communal certificate with reminders before it lapses, dispatch and document communal repairs, and communicate with leaseholders from one place with a full record. Whether you are a managing agent with a portfolio of blocks, a resident management company, or a freeholder looking after a single development, you get audit-ready service charge accounting and compliance without the patchwork of spreadsheets and disconnected tools.
Per block
Service charge accounting
Audit-ready
Communal compliance
One thread
Leaseholder communication
The hardest part of block management is the financial and compliance complexity: separate accounts per block, continuous reconciliation, communal safety, and consultation duties. Social Home handles that complexity as native functionality, not a bolt-on, so your accounts are always clean and your blocks are always covered.
Who it is for
Run a portfolio of blocks with per-block accounting, compliance, and leaseholder communication, all auditable and in one place.
Resident management and right-to-manage companies get affordable, professional tools for service charges, budgets, and communal upkeep.
Look after one development or many, with clear service charge records, ground rent, and a documented compliance trail.
Coordinate communal repairs, contractors, and resident communications across estates, with everything recorded and trackable.
The capabilities that matter here
Keep each block's service charge account separate and continuously reconciled, with budgets, arrears, and audit-ready reporting built in.
Explore Finance & BenefitsCategorised income and expenditure per block flow into clean, accountant-ready and Making Tax Digital exports, with no year-end rebuild.
Explore Accounting & Making Tax DigitalTrack fire risk assessments, communal electrical and lift checks, and emergency lighting across every block, with reminders before anything lapses.
Explore Certificate & Safety ComplianceMatch communal repairs to vetted contractors, share access, and track each job to completion with photos, costs, and a full record for leaseholders.
Explore Contractor ManagementCommunicate with leaseholders and residents from one place, with every message recorded, ideal for consultations, notices, and queries.
Explore Communications HubStore leases, budgets, Section 20 consultation papers, and certificates against each block, ready to retrieve or share in seconds.
Explore Documents & EvidenceKeep every block's service charge account clean and separate
Stay on top of fire and communal safety compliance
Coordinate communal repairs with a full audit trail
Communicate with leaseholders from one recorded thread
“Service charge accounting across a dozen blocks used to mean a dozen spreadsheets and a nervous audit. Now each block reconciles itself, the compliance reminders keep us covered, and leaseholders get answers from one place. It made us look far more professional overnight.”
Andrew Pike — Director, Managing Agent
Yes. Every block has its own service charge account that is continuously reconciled, with budgets, arrears tracking, and audit-ready reporting. That separation is essential for leasehold management and is handled as native functionality rather than a workaround.
It can. You can track fire risk assessments, communal electrical and lift inspections, emergency lighting, and any other communal checks across every block, with reminders before expiry and one-click evidence packs when you need to demonstrate compliance.
Absolutely. Resident management companies, right-to-manage companies, and freeholders looking after a single small block get the same professional tools for service charges, communal repairs, and leaseholder communication as large managing agents, without needing a finance department.
Yes. All leaseholder and resident communication runs through one recorded thread, which is invaluable for consultations, notices, and routine queries. Documents such as budgets, leases, and consultation papers are stored against each block and easy to share.
See how Social Home keeps service charge accounts clean, blocks compliant, and leaseholders informed, all in one platform.