GUIDE
Who is my main contact after the tenancy contract is signed?
Your agent may continue helping with the handover or outstanding promises, but do not assume they provide ongoing property management. Ask them to introduce you to the person taking responsibility after signing and confirm any unfinished tasks in writing.
Building management or the facilities team usually handles common-area maintenance, access cards, parking registration, service-lift bookings and move-in permits. Utility providers handle their own accounts, bills and activation issues. Ask for an emergency maintenance contact separately, including arrangements outside office hours.
Keep a simple contact record showing who handles what, along with your apartment number and relevant account references. This helps you reach the right person without being passed between the agent, landlord and security.
More After signing your contract guides
- In what order should I arrange Ejari, DEWA, cooling, gas, internet and my move-in permit?
- Which tenancy documents, receipts and photographs should I keep?
- I've signed my tenancy contract. What do I do next?
- What is a Makani number, and how do I find mine?
- How many days before moving should I set up DEWA and everything else?