Avoid at all costs.. They absolutely no clue what to do about anything in the property and had left us strapped for cash at this horrible time for many. It had been a month since we left the property and still no deposit back and lots of messing us around. The landlord was a priority over us tenants at Frost which is a disgrace. They wanted us to pay for a deep clean when in fact it was agreed that we won't as we had to clean the place up ourselves. I even paid and put in a brand new carpet as black mould was everywhere and we were ignored on various occasions.

Worst estate agency I have to deal with -Feltham branch. Their admin process is terrible with a worst manner you can expect from the agent. I suggest you to invoice first if you'd like to get paid. If you'd like to call, admitting your admin error and apologizing would be better way of approaching rather than saying you were going through the list of bad debt! Certainly not the agency I'll use next time.

I made the mistake of replacing a previous tenant on an ongoing contract instead of forcing a new one to start, and I was punished for it. At no point was a proper inventory done, and I was therefore held liable for every stain and dent that had been done by the person I replaced. I have often moved around during my time renting; and the effort i put into cleaning, as well as minor accidental damage, has always been taken in good faith. My dealings with Frost have vastly changed my attitude for what is apparently 'normal' for an estate agent's conduct in London. Things such as water-marks on the wall by the sink, or dust stains from standing furniture on the carpets, were considered serious offences and had to be haggled down from complete repainting and other overzealous measures. Incidentally, the original paint both in the flat and in the surrounding communal spaces was terrible and would crack if it was heated and cooled too much, while also becoming a chalky streaked or smudged mess if you dared try to clean it with a dry cloth or with anything damp. This was also held against us. In the space of two years a single toilet-seat hinge came loose and eventually cracked, but was still functional, and that alone merited £60 in replacement costs. The list of petty grievances and excessive billing to repair them just went on and on. If you enjoy being patronized when it comes time to leave the property, overcharged for every single petty problem possible, and having to fight to prove that anything might deign to fall under reasonable wear and tear, there is no better estate agent around. If you do go with this estate agent then I HIGHLY suggest that you document absolutely everything possible to avoid being bullied and billed unfairly. Had I done so I might have come out of it with a reasonable experience. Edit, update & response: My responses to your various points are as follows: 1.That is very much not how I remember the original exchange. He did not remove it for being factually incorrect, he removed it due to negotiating its removal with you to solve an earlier issue not related to the moving out process. 2. I would have reviewed your service earlier but I was heavily encouraged by my flatmate to not do so as, in his words, it could have been held against us had we chosen to challenge the deductions. As he was the one who was to be receiving what was left of the deposit, and since I have no reason to trust your agency, I felt it better to wait. Sharing my experiences with your outstanding agency, and estate agents in general, subsequently fell off my radar until recently. 3. I am not contending that the flat was left in a flawless condition. I am, however, contending that: - many of the problems that did occur were unavoidable due to various poor design and material choices, - your agency refused to even use the pretence of considering two years worth of wear and tear on the flat, - your original attempts, as an agency, to deduct money from the deposit were borderline outrageous, as evidenced by the fact that many of the more unproveable claims were immediately discounted under even the minor scrutiny and resistance that we were willing to go through whilst also attempting to move house. In short: I think it's very easy to say "oh, you just left it in poor condition", but please continue to believe that if it suits you. Perhaps it is expected that my experiences outside London are simply a different renting culture. I find this explanation unlikely, considering that the new estate agent I dealt with, and the landlord I now live with, seem in kind with what I would normally expect from these types of arrangements. Kind regards.

Made an offer higher then the value the property was sold for, was told by a lady the property went for way over the initial price only to see it 6months later in the previous sales for less then what i had offered! Was told i would be getting a response to why this happened, 6days nothing, im writing this.

Made an offer higher then the value the property was sold for, was told by a lady the property went for way over the initial price only to see it 6months later in the previous sales for less then what i had offered! Was told i would be getting a response to why this happened, 6days nothing, im writing this.

Just the worst experience I've ever had with an estate agent. Incredibly uncommunicative, slow in responses, inaccurate in information and rude.

One star for your Windsor branch who I cannot find on here! Think they should focus more on being estate agents instead of financial advisors with their sarky little attitudes. Trying to belittle people who probably even get paid more than them!

I rent a property through Frost Partnership in Feltham, the service when reporting repairs is terrible expect it to take anywhere between 2-10 months and to ring daily.

I rented a house through Windsor Branch and dealt with Jackie Thomson. Worst possible customer service! Took nearly 2 months to get my undisputed deposit back ( luckily I didn't need the money). I then had to go to the Tenancy Deposit Scheme to get the rest of my deposit back, luckily I had proof that they were trying to claim damages from me that was on the check in report or on their own photographs before I moved in. Really glad TDS found in my favour and I got most of my money back! I would never rent or buy from this branch as the behaviour is unethical. I'm happy to show my report to anyone that needs it! Just really glad that the people that came to view house when we still lived there saw how badly we were treated and decided not to rent from them! Please make sure every bit of damage is on your check in and don't believe when they say it doesn't matter as fixtures are old as they try to withhold your deposit. They did same to tenants before me too!