How our tenants think we're doing

Tenant satisfaction measures help show how well social housing landlords are doing at providing good quality homes and services. They help tenants hold their landlords to account and we must show the results of our surveys.

 

Tenant Perception Measures Survey 2023/2024

The 2023/2024 survey was carried out as part of our regulatory requirements. This was our first tenant perception survey and we will now conduct and publish the results every year.

Reference number

What we asked our tenants

Percentage of satisfied responses from tenants

TP01

Overall satisfaction

66.4%

TP02

Satisfaction with Repairs

68.3%

TP03

Satisfaction with time take to complete most recent repair

67.0%

TP04

Satisfaction that home is well maintained

64.7%

TP05

Satisfaction that home is safe

72.5%

TP06

Satisfaction that Redbridge Housing Services listen to views and acts upon them

55.7%

TP07

Satisfaction that Redbridge Housing Services keeps tenants informed about things that matter

71.3%

TP08

Satisfaction that Redbridge Housing Services treats tenants fairly and with respect

73.4%

TP09

Satisfaction with Redbridge Housing Service’s approach to complaints

24.1%

TP10

Satisfaction that Redbridge Housing Services keeps communal areas clean and well maintained

65.0%

TP11

Satisfaction that Redbridge Housing Services makes a positive contribution to neighbourhood

69.7%

TP12

Satisfaction that Redbridge Housing Services approach to handling Anti-Social Behaviour

59.7%

Management Information Measures

There are 10 Management Information Measures across four areas. They are collected as landlord and management data

Landlord Measure Reference

Description of Standard

Percentage

RP01

Homes that do not meet the Decent Homes Standard

15

RP02.1

Non-emergency repairs completed within target timescale

95.3

RP02.2

Emergency repairs completed within target timescale

100

BS01

Gas safety checks completed

99.8

BS02

Fire safety checks completed

98.5

BS03

Asbestos safety checks completed

100

BS04

Water safety checks completed

100

BS05

Lift safety checks completed

99.4

CH01.1

Number of Stage 1 complaints relative to the size of the landlord (number of complaints per 1,000 properties)

43.7

CH01.2

Number of Stage 2 complaints relative to the size of the landlord (number of complaints per 1,000 properties)

10.6

CH02.1

Stage 1 complaints responded to within Complaint Handling Code timescales

72.7

CH02.2

Stage 2 complaints responded to within Complaint Handling Code timescales

70.8

NM01.1

Anti-social behaviour cases relative to the size of the landlord (number of cases per 1,000 properties)

12.8

NM01.2

Anti-social behaviour cases that involve hate incidents, relative to the size of the landlord (number of cases with hate incidents per 1,000 properties)

0.2

 

Methodology for Tenant Perceptions Survey 2023/2024

Achieved Sample Size:

The total number of responses collected was 1805.

Timing of Survey:

The survey was conducted from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024.

Collection Methods:

Data was collected through telephone, online and postal surveys. 89% of surveys were completed by telephone, 8% were completed online and 4% were completed by post.

Sample Method:

A census approach was utilized.

Assessment of Representativeness:

Summary: The representativeness of the sample was assessed against the relevant tenant population. This assessment considered characteristics such as age, gender, and housing type to ensure that the sample accurately reflected the demographics of our tenant base.

Weighting Applied:

Weighting was not applied to the survey

Role of External Contractor:

Contractor Name: KWEST Research

Responsibilities: The external contractor was responsible for collecting, generating, and validating the reported perception measures.

Exclusion of Tenant Households:

No tenant households were excluded from the sample frame due to exceptional circumstances.

Meeting Sample Size Requirements:

There were no failures to meet the required sample size requirements as stipulated.

Incentives for Survey Completion:

No incentives were offered to tenants to encourage survey completion.

Methodological Issues:

There were no additional methodological issues identified that are likely to have a material impact on the tenant perception measures reported