JET Inventories Call01494 623108

AIIC & ARLA accredited inventory clerks

Our End of Tenancy Check-Out Inventory Service

Clear, concise check-out inventory reports with traffic-light summaries for landlords and agents.

Our End of Tenancy Check-Out Inventory Service

We deliver clear, concise and thorough check-out inventory reports with supporting images and easy-to-read traffic light summaries. Our reports objectively assess the property's condition at the end of a tenancy, highlighting any changes since the initial inventory, covering floors, walls, ceilings, woodwork, doors, fixtures, fittings, heating, lighting and windows, plus specific detail for kitchens, bathrooms and external spaces.

A check-out inventory includes full comparisons against the original check-in documentation, highlighting new damage, identifying missing items, comparable photos of new issues, checks that water, electricity and gas are in working order, final meter readings, safety alarm tests and expiry dates, and a walkthrough with outgoing tenants.

What is the Property Check-Out Process?

  1. 01

    Book Your Check-Out

  2. 02

    Report Request

  3. 03

    Comprehensive Inspection

  4. 04

    Photographic Documentation

  5. 05

    Walkthrough

  6. 06

    Immediate Feedback

  7. 07

    Report Delivery

Areas We Cover

FAQs

Can you do a check-out inventory based on another company's report?

Yes, we do this frequently, requesting the previous inventory and using it as a reference for the check-out.

Does the tenant need to be present for the check-out?

No, the check-out can be completed without the tenant present, and we are happy to collect keys from the agent if needed.

Do you provide recommended costs for tenant issues?

No, we remain completely impartial and do not provide costings, as our role is to assess condition fairly, not determine financial responsibility.

Can I, as the landlord, do the check-out inventory myself?

Yes, but it won't be considered impartial, which could make resolving disputes over deductions more challenging.

Can the check-out report be used as evidence in a dispute?

Yes, that's exactly what the report is for, providing clear and impartial evidence.

Who pays for the check-out inventory?

Under the Tenant Fees Act, landlords are responsible for the costs, meaning tenants should not be charged.

When should a check-out inventory be done?

On the last day of the tenancy.

How long does a check-out inventory take?

On average, 1-2 hours at the property, depending on its size and contents.

Need a Last-Minute Property Inventory?

Whether it's a same-day or next-day booking, we're here to help. Don't stress – just give us a call now and we'll make it happen.

Phone
01494 623108
Email
hello@jet-inv.co.uk