A SALTNEY-based property management company is celebrating a landmark achievement after picking up two awards in London.

Estates Property Management, based at Riverside House, picked up the two accolades at the prestigious News on the Block Awards, held at the Honourable Artillery Company (HAC) in London on Thursday, November 21 and presented by comedian and TV personality Leigh Francis (Keith Lemon).

Staff member Sian Bury was named New Property Manager of the Year, while Director Danielle O'Brien earned the Highly Commended award for Regional Property Manager of the Year.

Danielle said the victories were just another step on the journey of the business, which began as small family venture but now covers much of the United Kingdom.

“I’m extremely proud of our entire team,” she said.

“What started as a small operation has grown into a thriving block management company with a presence that now extends from London to Dundee.

“This year was our most successful year to date, and these awards are a testament to the dedication and expertise of our team.

“The company’s achievements underscore its commitment to excellence in the property management sector, with the team continuing to expand and enhance its services across the UK.

“The recent awards are not only a reflection of individual talent but also a testament to the collaborative spirit driving Estates Property Management to new heights.

“With an exciting future ahead, including its upcoming relocation, the company remains dedicated to delivering exceptional property management solutions while celebrating the successes of its hardworking team.”

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Testimonials included in the nomination process all contributed to the success for Estates Property management.

One said: “I would like to thank you all for the hard work you have after taking over the management of the property.

“EstatesPM have manged the property far better than previous management companies, especially with regards to transparency, communication and cost saving.

“Thank you very much.”

Another said: “Everyone at EPM, you really have been great to work with and a breath of fresh air in comparison to those previously undertaking your current role.

“Thank you and please do keep up the good work.”