Under the deal, worth up to £205m, United Living Property Services (ULPS) will undertake all L&Q’s planned investment and regeneration works across L&Q homes in Trafford.
ULPS already works with L&Q in the south of England.
L&Q is two years into a 15-year programme of improvements to its housing stock, investing a total of £3bn over that time. It will see all L&Q homes brought up to the Decent Homes Standard, with 48,000 new kitchens and 42,000 new bathrooms installed, alongside a range of other improvements. Residents in Trafford and its surrounding areas will be added to the programme from June. Â
John Farrell, managing director of United Living Property Services, said that the new contract “underscores our strong partnership with L&Q and serves as a testament to our expertise in property management and regeneration�.
He added:  “This contract adds to existing activities being undertaken by the other pillars of our business in the region – United Living Infrastructure Services, United Living New Homes, and United Living Connected.�