Pet-friendly rentals are in demand, but they can also increase wear and tear. At The Property Inventory Company, we help landlords protect their properties while remaining fair to tenants. What We Record Flooring and carpet condition. Odours or stains. Scratches on doors or furniture. Evidence of pet ownership if not declared. Why It Helps A thorough record ensures landlords are covered for pet-related damage and tenants aren’t blamed unfairly. Takeaway:  With accurate, impar

HMO and student properties require special attention. With multiple tenants sharing facilities, accuracy and detail are crucial. Our HMO Inventory Approach Individual room reports noting keys, furniture, and condition. Shared area assessments for kitchens, lounges, and bathrooms. Clear photographic evidence for accountability. Why It Matters Protects landlords from collective damage disputes. Ensures tenants are only responsible for their space. Simplifies deposit resolution.

Windows might seem straightforward, but they are a crucial part of any inventory. At The Property Inventory Company, we carefully document their condition, safety, and security features. Why Windows Matter in Inventories Security:  Faulty or broken locks compromise safety. Energy efficiency:  Damaged seals or broken glazing can increase heating costs. Tenant safety:  Loose panes or faulty restrictors pose risks, especially in upper floors. What Clerks Record Our inspections i

Water leaks and plumbing faults are among the most damaging issues in rental properties. Left unchecked, a small drip can turn into a major repair bill. At The Property Inventory Company, our clerks often spot early warning signs during inventories and mid-term inspections. Why Plumbing Issues Matter Property damage:  Water causes rot, staining, and structural issues. Tenant health:  Persistent leaks can lead to damp and mould. Costs:  Repairs and insurance claims escalate qu

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

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