Inventory and Schedule of Condition

Since the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) came into effect in April 2007, many landlord and letting agents have established the importance of have an accurate and up to date inventory of their let properties. In the event of a dispute, this document provides evidence to support the Landlord's, Tenant's or Agent's cases, making them quicker and easier to resolve

Because there will be documented evidence of the condition of the property, fixtures and fittings, tenants are encouraged to look after the property more than they would if no such inventory existed. Most tenancy agreements include a clause that the property should be left as it was when the tenant moved in. By having an inventory, the tenant will be more likely to hand the property back in good condition, so that he/she can reclaim the entire deposit.

Our reports are precise, highly detailed and non biased, recording the state and condition of the property and contents prior to the start of the tenancy. Meter readings are taken where accessible and photographic evidence is included within the report.

Once the inventory has been completed a PDF copy will be sent via email. Alternatively hard copies can be provided for a small additional charge.