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Covering MIDSOMER NORTON, FROME, BATH, KEYNSHAM, BRISTOL AND SURROUND AREAS

Inventories

A property inventory is a detailed report that lists everything included in the property, such as furniture and fittings, along with their condition at the start of the tenancy.

 

Having an inventory helps avoid deposit disputes when the tenancy ends. It is best for this report to be prepared by an independent and unbiased inventory clerk, who carefully records the condition of the property during the inspection.

 

Professional inventory services include thorough written descriptions and photographic evidence, clearly showing the contents of the property and their condition at the time it is rented out.

What's included in an inventory?
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  • Condition report
  • Cleanliness of the property
  • Contents (Furniture & Items)
  • Picture of the Keys and Access
  • ​Meter Readings
  • Gas, electricity and water meter readings at the start of tenancy
  • Photographic Evidence
  • Smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors and heat alarms recorded and tested

Check-Ins

Move-in accuracy verification

  • Meeting the tenant at the property 
  • Recording utility meter readings
  • Testing smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
  • Handover of keys and documentation
  • Immediate identification of discrepancies

Ensures transparency from Day 1, protecting both the landlord's investment and the tenant's deposit by establishing an agreed starting point.

Check-Outs

Post-tenancy discrepancy reports performed at the end of a tenancy, comparing the property's condition to the initial inventory and check-in reports.

  • Detailed comparison with original inventory
  • Assessment of fair wear and tear vs. damages
  • Meter reading verification
  • Key handover documentation
  • Comprehensive photographic evidence of changes

Essential for fair deposit reconciliation, assessing wear and tear or damages accurately for both landlords and tenants.

Mid-Term Inspections

Ongoing maintenance monitoring to protect your investment and ensure tenancy compliance.

  • General property condition assessment
  • Identification of maintenance issues
  • Verification of sub-letting or smoking
  • Pet policy compliance checks
  • Detailed written & photographic evidence

Proactive issue resolution prevents small repairs from becoming costly disputes at the end of a tenancy.

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