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3C-WWP-About-Us-Rentals.Pdf FOLLOW US: SIGN IN / REGISTER HOME SELLING BUYING RENTING ABOUT US TV CHANNEL CONTACT DRAW SEARCH Grid View Map View FOR SALE TO LET WEST WALES FINEST COMMERCIAL SET PROPERTY ALERT Location Min Price (£) Max Price (£) Property Type Bedrooms SEARCH Please enter the street, town, city or postcode Any Any Any Any ABOUT US ABOUT WEST WALES HOME RENTALS SELLING Meet the Rentals Team WEST WALES FINEST RENTALS COMMERCIAL MAYFAIR OFFICE OFFICES Jude Sheppard Barbara Walden Sian George Lorene Trivette HOW MUCH Job Title Job Title Rental Negotiator Job Title IS YOUR HOUSE WORTH? Jude has worked for West Wales Home Rentals since November 2012. Contact Her current role involves dealing with any maintenance issues reported 0111 111 1111 as well as chasing contractors to make sure jobs are completed, She also deals with any bond disputes including preparing the necessary [email protected] paperwork to either send off to the TDS or for the bond to be returned back to the landlord/tenant. Another part of her role is to monitor the gas safety records of properties, to make sure they are in place and are West Wales Home Rentals completed on time. About West Wales Home Rentals West Wales Home Rentals has its roots in West Wales Properties which commenced in 1992 operating from the same address as the sales office at 12 Victoria Place, Haverfordwest. In 2011 the rental side of the business, under the direction of Company Director Mrs L Trivette, moved to a new office in Haverfordwest with a High Street location. Since this time the business has gone from strength to strength gaining a large share of the rental market throughout Pembrokeshire. West Wales Home Rentals is A.R.L.A (Association of Residential Lettings Agents) registered , and comply with their trading standards and codes of conduct to protect both Landlords and Tenants. Tenants’ Bonds are held in a protected Client Account, and registered with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme. The team members are professional, dedicated and focused. They keep abreast with the ever-changing legislation of tenancy law and their knowledge of property letting by further study of course work and exams to enhance their qualifications. We aim to provide a friendly and professional service which will guide both Landlord and Tenant through all processes of property rentals. SELLING BUYING RENTING ABOUT US CONTACT FOLLOW Contents Contents Contents Branches Contents Contents Contents Our Teams Contents News/Blog Contents Mayfair © Copyright 2015 Askens Ltd Created by West Wales Properties is an independent estate agency in West Wales with 10 offices based in, Ammanford, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Fishguard, Haverfordwest, Llanelli, Milford Haven, Newcastle Emlyn, Pembroke and Tenby, and a Rental office in Haverfordwest. West Wales Properties specialises in Sales and Lettings, as well as Commercial property. We can also offer financial services, conveyancing, surveys and EPCs. Our Pembrokeshire offices cover: Haverfordwest, Hook, Llangwm, Rosemarket, Broad Haven, Little Haven Keeston, Roch, Simpson Cross, Newgale, Nolton, Walwyns Castle, Tiers Cross, Johnston, Camrose, Crundale, Spittal, Wiston, Clarbeston Road, Hayscastle, Treffgarne, Wolfcastle, Ambleston, New Moat, Fishguard, Goodwick, Letterston, Puncheston, Castlemorris, Mathry, Abercastle, Porthgain, Llandeloy, St. Davids, Solva, Trefin, Croesgoch, Dinas, Newport, Nevern, Brynberian, Milford Haven, Hakin, Neyland, Marloes, Dale, Herbrandston, St. Ishmaels, Llanstadwell, Burton, Steynton, Robeston West, Pembroke, Pembroke Dock, Lamphey, Cosheston, Angle, Carew, Freshwater East, Hundleton, Manorbier, Jameston, Tenby, Saundersfoot, Pendine, Penally, Amroth, St. Florence, Llanteg, Narberth, Templeton, Robeston Wathen, Cold Blow, Lampeter Velfrey, Clynderwen, Maenclochog, Llandissilio, Efailwen, Tavernspite, Red Roses, Crymych. Our Carmarthenshire offices cover: Carmarthen, Whitland, St. Clears, Ammanford, Llanelli Llanpumsaint, Bronywdd, Peniel, Rhydargaeau, Crosshands, Llanddarog, Cefneithin, Drefach, Nantgaredig, Talog, Bancyfelin, Laugharne, Meidrim, Llansteffan, Ferryside, Kidwelly, Llansaint , Pontyates, Pontyberem, Meinciau, Ponthenry, Trimsaran, Llandeilo, Bonllwyn, Llandybie, Milo, Trapp, Llandyfan, Pontamman, Betws, Garnswllt, Glanamman, Garnant, Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen, Cwmgors, Brynamman, Cefn Bryn Brain, Cwmllynfell, Ystradowen, Penybanc, Tycroes, Capel Hendre, Saron, Gorslas, Penygroes, Tumble, Berry Port & Pembrey, Llangennech, Llannon, Pwll. Our Rental Departments are based in Haverfordwest, Ammanford and Llanelli..
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