Active · regional · 37 yrs registered

Neilson Projects

Registered as NEILSON PROJECT SERVICES LIMITED · Based in Brighton · Ratings and company data last checked June 2026
✓ TPO registered ✓ TPI member ✓ RICS regulated Smaller blocks Regional
1989
Established
At a glance
Neilson Projects is a regional block & property management company based in Brighton, trading 37 years (est. 1989). At Companies House it files small company accounts, lists 3 directors and has no late filings on record. It is registered with The Property Ombudsman under its regulated RLM category and a member of The Property Institute. It has no public Google or Trustpilot rating yet. It operates nationwide across the UK. It accepts smaller blocks.
In their words
RICS property consultant practice offering project management, building surveying, and residential & commercial management with 30+ years' experience.

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Accreditation & credentials

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The Property Ombudsman (TPO)
Registered with The Property Ombudsman under the Residential Leasehold Management (RLM) category — the regulated tier for leasehold block management. View TPO profile ↗
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The Property Institute (TPI)
Member of TPI (formerly ARMA/IRPM) — professional standards body for managing agents.
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Smaller blocks
Willing to consider smaller developments.
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RICS Regulated
Regulated by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

Geographic coverage

London, Kent and rest of the UKUK-wide
As stated on their website
Also found in searches for
South East1

Services

Block ManagementCommercial

Services registered with TPO: Residential Leasehold Management - Option A

Before you appoint Neilson Projects

1
Verify TPO registration
Check the company is currently listed on the TPO register at tpos.co.uk ↗ — not just that they claim to be registered.
2
Confirm TPI membership if claimed
If they advertise TPI membership, verify it directly at tpi.org.uk ↗. Membership lapses are not always prominently disclosed.
3
Ask for the last two years of service charge accounts
Request certified service charge accounts for a comparable block they currently manage. Look for transparency on reserve fund contributions and major works expenditure.
4
Review the management agreement carefully
Before signing, check the notice period to end the contract, any early termination fees, and the full fee schedule — including charges for routine tasks that may not be covered by the headline management fee.
5
Read reviews on both Google and Trustpilot
Neither source is definitive on its own. A strong score on one platform alongside a poor score on another is worth investigating — check recency and whether responses to negative reviews are constructive.

Frequently asked questions

What does Neilson Projects do?

Neilson Projects is a regional block and property management company based in Brighton, offering block management, commercial.

Is Neilson Projects accredited?

Yes. Neilson Projects is registered with The Property Ombudsman (TPO) and The Property Institute (TPI), which require client money protection, professional standards, and access to a formal complaints process for leaseholders.

Where does Neilson Projects operate?

Neilson Projects operates nationwide across the UK.

Does Neilson Projects manage smaller blocks of flats?

Yes. Neilson Projects is indicated as willing to consider smaller developments, which many national agents decline.

How do I make a complaint about Neilson Projects?

Submit a formal written complaint to Neilson Projects using their internal complaints procedure. If unresolved after 8 weeks, escalate to their redress scheme (TPO or PRS). For service charge disputes, apply to the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) under Section 27A of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985.

Ratings reflect the company overall, not a specific local office. Accreditation from TPO/TPI directories; company data from Companies House. Ratings and company data last checked June 2026. Page generated September 2026. See our methodology.