Flooring and carpets see the heaviest use in a rental property, which makes them a common source of disagreement at check-out. At The Property Inventory Company, we know how to distinguish  fair wear and tear  from damage. What We Look For General wear (flattened carpet pile, minor scuffing). Stains, burns, or tears. Loose or lifting floor coverings. Cracked tiles, warped laminate, or water damage. How We Record Flooring Our clerks: Take wide-angle photos to show overall cond

Inventories at the start and end of tenancies are vital — but what about in between? That’s where  mid-term inspections  come in. At The...

With electric vehicles becoming more common, EV charging points are appearing in more rental properties. As inventory clerks, we now...

The phrase “fair wear and tear” is one of the most debated issues between landlords and tenants. At The Property Inventory Company, we...

Protecting Properties Across Eastbourne, Tunbridge Wells & East Sussex When renting out a property, landlords, letting agents, and...

The end of a tenancy can be stressful for both landlords and tenants — but a professional check-out report  takes away the uncertainty....

When a tenancy begins, expectations need to be clear. A check-in report  does exactly that. It records the condition and contents of a...

Category:  Landlord Advice In the UK, inventory reports are not a strict legal requirement — but they are highly recommended  and often...

Category:  Landlord Advice | HMO Management Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) face unique challenges — multiple tenants, shared...

Category:  Landlord Advice Long-term tenants can be an asset to any landlord — but without regular checks, small issues can turn into...

Category:  Landlord Advice When it comes to protecting your property investment, photographic evidence  can be one of the most valuable...

Every day your property sits empty between tenancies is lost income. Efficiently managing the changeover process ensures you minimise...