Letting and Property Management services in Teignbridge, Torbay & Totnes.
Carrick Johnson is a long established Letting and Property Management for Teignbridge and Torbay
We are a family business that genuinely cares about our properties and the landlords we do business with.
We focus on putting the ‘right’ tenant in your property, unlike some agents, who place the ‘first’ tenant that comes along.
Landlords & Tenants
We are specialists in letting and property management, so we have vast knowledge of the local neighbourhood and the current letting market conditions.
Our highly trained will VALUE, MARKET & ADMINISTER each element of the letting process efficiently and effectively; therefore our exceptional care and attention to detail, ensures a harmonious, long term and trusted relationship on both sides.
For Tenants
It’s important to us and your landlord that you are happy in your new home so we do our very best from the start to ensure you are fully informed about every aspect of renting the property. Therefore if issues do crop up, you have our assurance that these are dealt with as quickly as possible.
For Landlords
We know how important it is to you to have great tenants that can afford your property so they treat their new home with respect long term.
Our routine visits check the condition of your property and that it is being treated with care and respect.
Our reputation
Carrick Johnson, founder of Carrick Johnson Lettings and Property Management, has built a career in the property industry that spans over 40 years. Carrick is one of the most highly industry qualified individuals in the Teignbridge and Torbay area; his loyal team is dedicated to providing a second to none service resulting in a well-deserved reputation for reliability in Letting and Property Management.
Referral Scheme
We currently offer a landlord referral scheme. If a referral from you then becomes a fully managed tenanted property, we will pay you £100 as a thank you!
All the owner of the property has to do, is advise us at the time of consultation that you referred them and once the tenant moves in, we will forward the money to you. If the landlord owns multiple properties it will be £100 per property rented and fully managed through us!
Why not call today!
t. 01626 335 090
Latest properties
Rawlyn Road
£750 PCM – A well-presented one-bedroom flat located in Torquay
St Leonards Road
£850PCM – A lovely 2 bed terraced house in Newton Abbot.
Mayfair Road
Ipplepen£1150 pcmThis property has many great features with easy access on to the Totnes road, good local primary schools with supermarkets and the local town centre within a 15min drive. Features of this property include - A good sized entrance and hallway Large...
Latest news
Managing the winter snap!
It’s that time of year, when that winter frost is still snapping at our heels. For people working or studying from home it is even more challenging keeping your home warm without spending too much on heating bills. Especially with the current energy companies situation you might have already started thinking about cheap ways to keep your home warm in case your bills shoot up.We’ve put together some top tips on how to keep your home warm.
We’ve put together some top tips on how to keep your home warm Click image to read more.
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
If you’re thinking about renting out one document you’ll hear mentioned frequently is the EPC.
Here, we’ll explain everything you need to know about EPCs and outline some of the things you can do to improve your property’s energy efficiency…
What does EPC stand for?
EPC stands for Energy Performance Certificate and is a document you’ll need to produce if you want to sell or rent out a property.
What is an EPC? – An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) shows a buyer or renter how energy efficient your property is and offers a projection of how much the property could cost to run.
EPCs were introduced in 2007 as a legal requirement for any home being let out or sold and are part of a drive to reduce the UK’s carbon emissions. Operating buildings is said to be responsible for 28% of all CO2 emissions globally.
An EPC is split into several different sections.. to read more click image.
All you need to know about Deposits
Deposit Schemes
Tenancy deposit scheme have been around for more than a decade – but they can still be tricky to understand for tenants.
In this guide, we’ll explain everything you need to know about how the schemes work, the rules around them, your obligations as a tenant and what your landlord must do to stay compliant.
What is my tenancy deposit for?
Tenancy deposits are sums of money payable by tenants and used as security by landlords against costs or damage at the end of a tenancy.
Does my landlord have to take a deposit from me?
Landlords aren’t legally required to take a tenancy deposit, but it’s highly recommended and the vast majority do.
If your landlord is letting their property through an agent, they will always be required to take a deposit.
What is deposit protection?
If you sign an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST), your tenancy deposit must be protected in a deposit protection scheme, which is government-backed.
Deposit protection was introduced for all ASTs starting after April 5, 2007.
If you’re renting a property from a private landlord, your tenancy is an AST and it began after April 5, 2007, your deposit must be protected.
If your tenancy began before April 6, 2007 and you haven’t signed a new agreement since, your deposit is probably not protected and is not required to be by law.. click image to read more..
