The front of a red-brick English terraced house with white sash windows

For landlords

Let's have a quick call about your property.

I fill properties with working contractors — taking on houses across Bristol, Bath and North Somerset.

Step one

Arrange a call

Leave a number and a good time. Ten minutes, no obligation.

Rather ring now? 07933 399754 · info@accommodationwithmatt.com

Why contractors

Contractors: the tenant most landlords want.

Out all dayOn site early until late
Home weekendsMany drive back on Friday
Backed by workOften booked by their employer
No dramaNo parties, pets or kids

For the house

  • Light wear — they sleep and go
  • Early starts, early nights
  • Working adults, not students
  • Quiet street, happy neighbours

For you

  • You stay the owner throughout
  • Demand from firms, not the open market
  • Every booking company is checked as a genuine business
  • Your phone stays quiet

The deal

What it costs, and what you keep.

The fee

  • 12% of booking income. No VAT — I'm not VAT registered
  • No setup, marketing, booking, call-out or admin fees
  • No fee at all in any month you earn less than your previous rent
  • Paid monthly by bank transfer with a full statement
  • You can see the booking calendar at any time

The agreement

  • Rolling month to month — no fixed term
  • One month's notice, either side
  • Bookings already confirmed still go ahead
  • You can use the house yourself with three months' notice
  • No guaranteed rent, and I don't lease it — you stay the owner

Bills and paperwork

Who pays for what.

The bills

  • Gas, electricity, water and council tax stay in your name
  • Wi-Fi, cleaning and supplies are in mine
  • Once guests are in, all of it is paid from the account holding guest money — you pay nothing directly
  • Meter readings are taken on day one, so it's clear what's yours
  • Council tax applies at first. Once a house qualifies for business rates, Small Business Rate Relief may reduce the bill to zero.

What you'll need

  • Lender consent, if the property is mortgaged
  • Short-let insurance — a standard landlord policy usually won't cover this
  • An annual gas safety check
  • An electrical report (EICR)
  • A fire risk assessment

I help with all of it, and keep track of when things are due.


What I do

Letting your property to contractors.

I list it where contractors and their employers book, and keep the calendar full.

I handle

  • Listing it where contractors book
  • Photos and the write-up
  • Enquiries and questions
  • Checking who's coming
  • Keeping the calendar full

Straight with you

  • No guaranteed rent
  • I don't lease it off you
  • Income follows local work
  • I'll say if your area isn't right

How it works

How it works, in four steps.

  1. First chat

    The property, your current rent, bedrooms, parking and condition.

  2. Your earnings

    I show you the numbers on a call, with every cost in them.

  3. Viewing

    I come and see it, and we agree what's needed.

  4. Agreement

    Rolling monthly, one month's notice either side.

  5. Getting it ready

    Furnishing, certificates, photos and the listing.

  6. Launch

    I start approaching companies, ideally before it's finished.

  7. Guests arrive

    Self check-in, and I handle everything from there.

  8. You get paid

    Monthly by bank transfer, with a full statement.

  9. Three-month review

    We sit down and go through how it's performing.

Most houses go live one to three weeks after signing.

Ready when you are.

Leave a number and a good time.

Arrange a call