MSV Asset Management Survey November 2018 Your feedback Question Title * 1. Property ID (staff or customer to complete) Question Title * 2. What’s the most important thing you want to see from a repairs service? Please pick any from the list. Job completed right first time Wider range of appointments Appointment times kept The time taken for a repair to be carried out Communication If there are other things important to you please use box below Question Title * 3. MSV assign a life to each component we replace, for example we expect a kitchen to last at least 20 years. We use lifecycles to plan and budget. Our lifecycles are shown below. Component MSV Lifecycle Bathrooms 25 Roof 50-80 Boilers - domestic 15 Central heating 30 Rewiring 30 External doors 20 Kitchens 20 Windows 30 We would like your views on this. Please click on the arrow and select an option. Do you think we should only replace components when they need replacing or Do you think that when a component reaches the end of its lifecycle it should be replaced regardless of condition Question Title * 4. Do you think the lifecycle for bathrooms is too long? Please click on the arrow and select an option. Yes No If you have answered yes please let us know your suggested lifecycle. Question Title * 5. Do you think the lifecycle for roofs is too long? Please click on the arrow and select an option. Yes No If you have answered yes please let us know your suggested lifecycle. Question Title * 6. Do you think the lifecycle for boilers - domestic is too long? Please click on the arrow and select an option. Yes No If you have answered yes please let us know your suggested lifecycle. Question Title * 7. Do you think the lifecycle for central heating is too long? Please click on the arrow and select an option. Yes No If you have answered yes please let us know your suggested lifecycle. Question Title * 8. Do you think the lifecycle for rewiring is too long? Please click on the arrow and select an option. Yes No If you have answered yes please let us know your suggested lifecycle. Question Title * 9. Do you think the lifecycle for external doors is too long? Please click on the arrow and select an option. Yes No If you have answered yes please let us know your suggested lifecycle. Question Title * 10. Do you think the lifecycle for kitchens is too long? Please click on the arrow and select an option. Yes No If you have answered yes please let us know your suggested lifecycle. Question Title * 11. Do you think the lifecycle for windows is too long? Please click on the arrow and select an option. Yes No If you have answered yes please let us know your suggested lifecycle. Question Title * 12. Do you think the lifecycles should be based on the type of property, for example a kitchen in a larger family property should have a shorter lifecycle than a kitchen in a one bedroom flat? Yes No Do you think there are items missing from your component list? Please use space below to tell us Question Title * 13. If you had to pick one issue, that’s the most important for you as far as the condition of your home is concerned, what would it be? Damp/mould Energy efficiency – making home warmer and reducing Heating bills Improvements to home – new kitchens, bathrooms etc. Repairs Question Title * 14. What do you think we should take into account when we decide whether we invest in a home or sell it? Condition How much it will cost What’s the impact on the neighbourhood if you sell You should not sell homes Other (please specify) Question Title * 15. In terms of building related Health & Safety, what is your biggest concern? Please rate 1 to 4 with 1 being the highest priority by clicking on the arrow and select an option. 1 2 3 4 Gas safety 1 2 3 4 Fire safety 1 2 3 4 Electrical safety 1 2 3 4 Asbestos Question Title * 16. Please choose your priorities for areas of investment: Please rate from 1 to 4, with 1 being the most important by clicking on the arrow and select an option. 1 2 3 4 Improvements to homes 1 2 3 4 Building new houses to rent 1 2 3 4 Improving repair response times 1 2 3 4 New ways of reporting repairs Done