Specialist solutions

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Maintaining housing

people feel proud to call home.

Our dedicated disrepair and response teams can provide a service tailored to your needs, from a specialist emergency repair to a full planned maintenance programme.

600,000 homes maintained — nearly 1 in 7 social homes in England
500,000 responsive repairs completed every year
3,000 experts including PAS 2035 specialists
We offer a 24-hour damp and mould response – complete with survey

WPS at a glance

Reimagining places

for people to thrive

Working as part of the Wates Group, WPS combines deep sector expertise and a purpose-driven approach to deliver maintenance, compliance and energy transition solutions.

Our 3,000-strong team of property services experts look after more than 600,000 homes in the UK – that’s almost one in seven social homes in England, delivering a responsive repairs service to around 200,000 properties.

Typically carrying out around 600,000 responsive repairs each year, we support thriving homes.

What we can help with

Our dedicated teams provide a
service tailored to your needs,
from a specialist emergency
repair to a full planned
maintenance programme.

Damp

Mould and condensation

Pest infestations

Blocked drains or gutters

Collapsed ceilings

Roof repairs

Gary Wilkinson

“We don’t just maintain properties. We create environments where people and businesses can flourish, today and for the next generation”

“That means a commitment to improving homes of all shapes and sizes, facing any challenge, so we can ensure that they’re safe, comfortable and compliant for residents.” 

Gary Wilkinson – Regional Managing Director – WPS

Awaab’s Law

understanding changing obligations

The new regulations — formally titled the Hazards in Social Housing (Prescribed Requirements) (England) Regulations 2025—require social landlords to act swiftly on hazards that pose significant risks to tenants.

  • Damp and mould
  • Emergency hazards

Future phases will include:

  • Excess cold and heat
  • Structural collapse
  • Fire and electrical hazards
  • Falls and hygiene risks

Awaab’s law:

Further considerations

  • Landlords must consider tenant vulnerabilities (e.g. age, health conditions) when assessing risk
  • Landlords cannot dismiss mould as a ‘lifestyle issue’ without proper investigation
  • All updates must be clear, timely, and documented
  • Full audit trails must be maintained for at least six years

Case studies

Delivering healthy homes

We work with an extensive network of EU compliant procurement and framework providers including:

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Find out how our experts can support you to respond to damp, mould and disrepair issues.

Reimagining places for people to thrive.

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