Everything we do is about nurturing great places to live for our customers and everyone in the community. That’s why you’ll find us hard at work doing everything from cutting grass to checking abandoned vehicles with a range of neighbourhood services.
Trafford Council has a statutory duty to deal with abandoned vehicles whether it is on our land or not. In the first instance they will investigate and if it is abandoned, they will take the necessary action. If the vehicle is not abandoned, but is an eyesore or obstruction, we will do our best to sort it out.
Your service charge covers maintenance of communal gardens and other land owned by Trafford Housing Trust, such as grass verges.
Our CleanStart team provides the grounds maintenance service for all of our neighbourhoods. They cut grass, trim hedges, prune shrubs and bushes and weeds on our sites throughout the year. They run a fortnightly service, depending on the weather, to:
Have we missed a bit? We want to get things right, so please let us know if we can do anything to improve our service. Email customer@mytht.co.uk.
To see which green spaces THT is responsible for maintaining, please click here. You can read more about our service standards for grounds maintenance and caretaking here.
We receive lots of requests for tree works to increase light, improve TV reception or reduce mess caused by birds. Before we do any tree works, we always think about the impact on the wider community so we don't usually do tree works that will benefit an individual if they will be a loss to the community.
We want our customers to enjoy their gardens and communal spaces because it’s good for our health, family life and the environment. It is part of your tenancy agreement to look after your garden. If you’re struggling to keep your garden tidy because of mobility or illness, or know someone who is, we can help.
If you live in a high-rise or low-rise block of flats, our Caretaking Supervisors regularly inspect blocks of flats. You are very welcome to attend a block inspection with the supervisor for your area. You can also join one of our customer groups and help shape the services you receive. Find out more here.
Our Housing Officers carry out regular inspections of neighbourhoods and customers are welcome to join them to identify any problems like graffiti, vandalism or rubbish that need our attention. Housing Officers are also there to help with fire management plans for communal areas in flats. Why not join the next one and help to make a positive change to where you live?
Trafford Housing Trust has a range of garages at locations across Trafford available to rent from £11.52 a week ( plus VAT if you are not a resident). The garages vary in size, but are typically suitable for a small car or storage. Garages are allocated first to applicants with a disability and then to applicants that have been on our waiting list the longest. We do not allow items to be stored in the garage that may be a fire or health risk. Customers cannot use a garage to operate a business. If you would like to apply for a garage, please contact the Customer Hub.
£100,000 Support for Sale Moor Community Partnership
£100,000 Support for Sale Moor Community Partnership
Applications Now Open for £100,000 Funding to Help Tackle Food Poverty Across Trafford
Applications Now Open for £100,000 Funding to Help Tackle Food Poverty Across Trafford
Mancspirit and Trafford Housing Trust Join Digital Forces to Combat Loneliness in the Over 55’s
Mancspirit and Trafford Housing Trust Join Digital Forces to Combat Loneliness in the Over 55’s
Planning Application Submitted for Penwortham Housing Development
Planning Application Submitted for Penwortham Housing Development
Families to Get Winter Food Boost Over Christmas Holidays
Families throughout Trafford will have access to a wide range of holiday food projects and support this Christmas thanks to a grant from Trafford Housing Trust.