Responsive domestic repairs
Provide the fault, property details, priority and instruction limits. We review locations, available capacity and the required work categories before agreeing a repair package or service arrangement.
Domestic plumbing and heating support for housing providers, with an emphasis on safe work, tenant communication and clear completion records.
Gas Safe registered · SafeContractor approved

We welcome housing association enquiries for suitable domestic plumbing and heating packages. Share the locations, work categories and anticipated volume so we can review capacity and propose a realistic delivery arrangement.
Before work begins, we agree authorisation, tenant contact, access, safeguarding requirements and completion evidence. Response targets, reporting and out-of-hours commitments must form part of the agreed contract. We do not claim appointment to a framework or an existing relationship with a named provider.
Provide the fault, property details, priority and instruction limits. We review locations, available capacity and the required work categories before agreeing a repair package or service arrangement.
A defined work list helps identify what can be grouped and what needs a survey. Share the expected handover date, access arrangements and any dependent trades so a realistic programme can be discussed.
Agree the information required for completion, variations, access issues and follow-up work. A consistent instruction and reporting process helps both the delivery team and the client understand the job status.
This is an enquiry route for suitable packages. Volume, response targets, resident requirements, reporting and workforce capacity need review before any contract is accepted.

Gas Safe business registration 975070 and SafeContractor accreditation XT9443. Insurance and relevant health-and-safety documentation are available for procurement review on request.
The appointment or quotation should identify the agreed work, access arrangements and any limitations. If the engineer finds something outside that scope, we explain the options and costs before additional work goes ahead.
A practical guide to the process, with details agreed for your property.
Provide the work categories, areas, expected volume and service standards.
Discuss competence, capacity, commercial terms and client procedures.
Confirm contacts, instruction channels, access and completion evidence.
Review performance and changes through the agreed contract process.
Tell us which job stages, photographs or records you require and how your team wants to receive them. Requirements should be agreed before mobilisation.
Share the access and welfare information needed for the job through an agreed route. Avoid including unnecessary personal or sensitive details in a general enquiry.
Identify fuel types, plant categories and any certification requirements at the outset. We do not assume every mechanical work category is within Corva’s scope.
Landlords should keep the gas safety record for at least two years, give existing tenants a copy within 28 days and give new tenants a copy before they move in. Arranging a boiler service alone does not replace the required safety check.
Read the HSE landlord gas safety guidance for the full responsibilities, timing and access requirements.
Good to knowUseful details before you decide. If your question is more specific, our team is happy to help.
We welcome suitable enquiries. Scope, locations, workload and contract conditions are reviewed before a commitment is made.
Contact us for the relevant registration, accreditation, insurance and health-and-safety information for the proposed work.
These are outside our current core offering. Our gas scope is domestic natural gas; specialist plant work is not offered on this page.
We welcome suitable subcontract enquiries. Locations, work types, expected volumes and contract conditions need to be reviewed before capacity is committed.
Send the priorities, expected volumes, locations and response requirements with your enquiry. We review capacity and the proposed service standards before agreeing a contract or attendance commitment.
Share the procedures and training or reporting requirements. We review them as part of agreeing the work and mobilisation arrangements.
Relevant business information, insurance evidence, Gas Safe registration, SafeContractor accreditation and work-specific health-and-safety documentation can be discussed for the proposed package.
Provide the service area, approximate property numbers and the work you want assessed: responsive water plumbing, void repairs, planned bathroom work or suitable domestic gas work. Separate those packages from commercial plant and specialist compliance services.
Share the repair priorities, appointment process, resident communication needs, purchase order process and evidence required at completion. Response times, volume, capacity and service levels need written agreement; they are not guaranteed by this website.
Ask for current credentials relevant to the proposed work and provide your selection requirements. Corva’s enquiry route does not imply an existing housing association contract or approved-framework appointment.
Our Kinmel Bay team reviews the full postcode, job and availability before confirming attendance.

A new boiler, an annual service or a repair. Choose your next step with Corva.