The Walk Away Scheme

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The Walk Away Scheme
The Walk Away Scheme
Taking the stress out of moving
The Walk Away Scheme - A voluntary cleaning
and gardening scheme that aims to take the
stress out of moving. However, there are some
key things to note: You must leave your property
‘hygienically’ clean. This means that all surfaces,
including floors, are clear and that no rubbish
has been left in the property. All food must be
removed and all sanitary ware must be flushed.
Failure to do so may incur additional charges,
even if you have paid for the scheme. And, it’s
important to note that this scheme is completely
separate to any damages that may have occurred
to the property during your occupation, you will
be charged separately for these at Move Out.
Step 7 You can now hand over your keys and walk
away without having to worry about the cleaning ……..
Step 6 At Move Out, you and your
Accommodation Officer will check that the
property has been left ‘hygienically clean’
Step 5 You will receive a certificate (keep this safe, you will
need to produce this at Move Out)
Step 4 A Walk Away team representative will contact
you to discuss your requirements and arrange payment
Step 3 Once you have sent an email, you will receive an
automated reply and someone will be in touch with you in 5 days
Step 2 If you agree to use the scheme, your Accommodation
Officer will provide you with the Walk Away scheme email address
Step 1 At your Pre-Move Out appointment ask your Accommodation
Officer about the Walk Away scheme and what it offers
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