Property Maintenance Course

You can pursue roles such as property maintenance operative, caretaker, facilities manager, or specialise further in trades like plumbing or carpentry. There is strong demand for skilled maintenance professionals across sectors, including housing, healthcare, education, hospitality, and commercial property.

Additionally, you could complete a course in specific trades (plumbing, carpentry, electrics), move into supervisory roles, or continue with further qualifications in the construction and facilities management sector.

Absolutely. The curriculum is built around the most common high-frequency repair requests in the UK rental market. By mastering carpentry (door furniture/locks), plumbing (leaks/appliances), and tiling, you gain the “all-rounder” expertise needed to offer a comprehensive property upkeep service to landlords, estate agents, and homeowners.

Landlords and property managers must comply with recent legislation, such as the Renters’ Reform Bill and the Fitness for Human Habitation Act. These require properties to be free from serious hazards, in a reasonable state of repair, and fit for human habitation throughout a tenancy. This includes addressing issues like dampness, ventilation, and structural safety.

This is a hands-on course delivered in training bays, meaning you’ll spend most of your time learning by doing, including using power tools, fixing real fixtures, and practising repairs you’ll carry out in the workplace.

The course covers up-to-date legal requirements like the Renters’ Reform Bill and Fitness for Human Habitation Act, helping you keep properties safe, free from hazards, and within the law.​

This course is designed for minor repairs and safe isolation. You will learn to safely isolate circuits and perform basic tasks like replacing a tap or a light fitting. However, for major works, such as new circuit installations or gas boiler repairs, you must be Part P and 18th Edition qualified or Gas Safe registered. This course serves as a “first response” skill set to reduce 3rd-party contractor costs for minor maintenance.

There is no formal written exam; you’ll be awarded a Logic4training certificate on successful completion, demonstrating your practical competence.​

You’ll learn from experienced trainers ready to help with questions, and group courses can offer peer-to-peer support. Guidance about career progression or moving into specialist trades is also available.

Damp and mould are two of the most significant health hazards under the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS). Our training includes dedicated time on identifying the causes of condensation, improving ventilation systems, and applying patch repairs to plasterwork. This prevents minor issues from escalating into expensive structural damage or legal disputes.

Yes. For groups of 6 or more, Logic4training can customise the Property Maintenance course to reflect specific business requirements. Whether your team manages schools, hospitals, or social housing, we can tailor the practical training bays to mirror the exact fixtures and equipment found on your sites.