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Block management in Washington: compare 6 companies & managing agents
Compare 6 accredited block managers and managing agents operating in Washington — ranked by rating, accreditation and scale.
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Companies
2
Based here
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With reviews
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Avg rating
2 of the 6 are based in Washington itself.
100.0% are TPO-registered.
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Home Management Group (Property Management)
local · est. 2018
TPO
Block specialist
No public reviews yet
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MPPL
local · est. 2024
TPO
Block specialist
No public reviews yet
Niam Property
regional
TPI
RTM
Block specialist
No public reviews yet
Sillars Investments, Lettings & Management
local · est. 2012
TPO
Full-service
⭐ (29 Trustpilot)
⚠ Mixed agency — reviews may span lettings & sales
Greig Cavey Commercial
local · est. 1997
TPO
Full-service
🔵 (11 Google)
⚠ Mixed agency — reviews may span lettings & sales
Naylors
local · est. 1948
TPO
Full-service
No public reviews yet
Choosing a block manager in Washington
6 accredited block managers and managing agents operate in Washington. When comparing:
- Accreditation — TPO registration is the baseline for handling leaseholder complaints; 100.0% here are registered.
- Both ratings — we show Google and Trustpilot; a large gap between them is worth investigating.
- Right to Manage (RTM) — if a freeholder-appointed agent is failing you, leaseholders can take over management without proving fault. Filter for RTM-friendly managers above.
- Local vs national — nationals bring resources; local specialists bring proximity.
See our guide to switching, Right to Manage explained, block management fees and how we compile this data.
Frequently asked questions
How many block management companies operate in Washington?
6 TPO/TPI-accredited block & property managers operate in Washington, 100.0% of them registered with The Property Ombudsman.