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Cadman Homes Property Specialists in Rugby & surrounding areas
Cadman Homes are an independently owned “family firm” specialising in the marketing, sale and letting of character properties and new builds/conversions.
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Selling a property?
Selling a property?
Award winning customer service and value for money, as well as proven results selling all types of property in the Rugby and surrounding areas.
Character Homes
Character Homes
Beautiful, bespoke marketing for your individual home. Supported by a 24/7 concierge service.
Letting a property?
Letting a property?
We treat your property as an investment that needs looking after. Benefit from Free Inventories and a 24 hour emergency and maintenance phone line.
Looking to buy?
Houses to buy
Click below for the latest instructions and available properties. Please contact us for any information or to arrange viewings.
Need financial services?
Financial Services
Our advisors can not only help you with your property needs, but with your savings, investments and pensions too. If you want a free "mortgage health check" to make sure you're getting the best rates and advice then please contact your local office who can arrange an initial chat either on the phone or face to face.
Looking to rent?
Houses to rent
Click below for the latest instructions and available properties. Please contact us for any information or to arrange viewings.
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01788 560 905
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Meet the management team
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The management team have nearly 100 years combined experience as Estate Agents & Lettings Agents in and around Rugby and surrounding areas, and specialise in different sectors of the property market. They are all experts in all types of property but excel in the bespoke marketing of character properties and new build developments. Keeping family values at the core of what we do, we want our clients to see us as trusted advisors for the long term.
You deserve to be impressed by Estate and Letting Agents.
We want you to enjoy the red carpet treatment from the moment you first speak with us. We set up Cadman Homes as a small letting agency in 2008, during the depth of the recession, as a result of Valerie being a victim of redundancy. We have grown into a multi-award winning practice winning local, national and international awards for innovation, marketing as well as “best in show”. Most recently we are proud to be judged in the top 5% of estate and letting agents.
We all know the property market inside out. You will always have the support of the whole team, but also benefit from a member of the management team being assigned to you, who will specialise in a relevant area of property be it sales, lettings, investment, property management or property law.
Unlike many other agents, they will also have a “360 degree” knowledge of the entire process of buying, selling or letting property. This insures that you get peace of mind and benefit from the very best advice and support.
We’ve been in your shoes as a seller, buyer, tenant & landlord! No matter whether you’re a vendor, landlord, potential tenant or buyer, we’re here for you, even outside of office hours.
Our mission statement is “To provide a 24 hour 7 day per week service to vendor, buyer, landlord and tenant, and hopefully do our bit to MAKE YOUR PROPERTY JOURNEY as EASY and STRESS FREE as possible”.
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To Pet, or NOT to Pet..? …When you let!
Landlords would benefit from embracing pets in their rental homes. Dogs Trust claims that approximately 15% of people contact them to help re-home their dog.The Dogs Trust says it wants to work with the government to implement the new policy under Labour's Renters'...
June was a dynamic month for the rental sector!
June was a dynamic month for the rental sector! Last month reflected ongoing shifts in market conditions and policy changes. Demand and Supply:The demand for rental houses remained strong, thanks to a mix of reasons such as ongoing population growth, high property...
Just wanted to say a massive thank you for our meeting on Tuesday this week it was so useful chatting and getting advice given the current predicament with our current... read more
Christine BarnwellAdam and his team couldn't be more knowledgeable, professional and friendly when they valued my flat. I would recommend Cadman Homes in a heartbeat!
Jack SmithWe first met Adam in 2015 as the agent for a house we wished to purchase. On our first viewing of the property Adam was very open and clear about... read more
Rachel EnnisWorked with them in a chain, great people to work with. Communication fantastic. If only other agents were the same.
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Replacing missing shingles
Most homeowners can handle the task of replacing missing shingles if they approach it correctly
By following these steps, you can effectively replace missing shingles while maintaining the integrity of your roof.
Tools and Materials:
• Replacement shingles (matching existing ones as closely as possible)
• Roofing nails
• Hammer
• Pry bar
• Utility knife
• Ladder
• Roofing adhesive or sealant
Steps:
1. Safety First: Make sure you have a sturdy ladder and wear appropriate footwear with good traction. If you are working on a steep roof, consider using a safety harness.
2. Assess the Damage: Inspect the roof to determine the number of missing shingles and any underlying damage. If several shingles are missing or there is significant damage, you should contact a professional.
3. Remove the Damaged Shingle: Slide the pry bar under the shingle above the missing one, lifting it slightly and revealing the nails. Gently pry the nails off the damaged shingle and remove it. If a shingle is broken, carefully remove the pieces.
4. Prepare the Area: Remove any debris and old nails from the area where the shingle was. Before proceeding, make sure the area is completely dry and clean.
5. Install the New Shingle: Slide the new shingle into place, making sure it aligns with the existing shingles. Nail it down with roofing nails, placing them in the same locations as the previous shingles. Nails should be used to secure the shingle just below the sealant strip, which is usually near the top.
6. Seal the Shingle: To secure the new shingle`s tabs, apply a small amount of roofing adhesive under them as well as the one above.
7. Inspect Your Work: Ensure that the new shingle is securely attached and blends in with the existing roof.
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More landlords adding multi-unit freehold blocks to their portfolios
According to the latest data, there has been a 14% increase in landlords looking to invest in this property type this year compared to the previous year
The study also found a 37% increase in the value of mortgages applied for by landlords to support such purchases, indicating that landlords are targeting higher-value blocks while maintaining good leverage ratios, with mortgages agreed in principal doubling from 3.1% to 7.4% in some areas of the UK.
This reflects landlords looking to expand their portfolios, as MUFBs generate more diverse income streams and higher yields than a single unit. Multi-unit freehold blocks are another appealing option for professional landlords looking to expand their property portfolio. MUFBs are popular among landlords because they typically provide high rental yields, are in high demand, and pose a lower risk of void periods.
We are seeing a trend towards higher-yielding property types across the board, with landlords increasingly considering property types such as houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) and semi-commercial properties, which are also seeing an increase in activity due to their ability to provide a higher rental yield while protecting against economic challenges.
Those interested in learning more about MUFBs or how to diversify their portfolio should contact us today!
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