What Renters Need to Know

Routine inspections are an important part of maintaining a rental property and ensuring it remains safe, well cared for, and in good condition. They also give renters an opportunity to raise any maintenance issues or concerns.

Why Routine Inspections Are Conducted

Inspections help property managers and rental providers:

• Check the general condition and cleanliness of the property

• Identify maintenance or safety issues early

• Ensure the property is being cared for in line with the rental agreement

These visits are not about finding fault or to be a critique of your lifestyle - they’re about making sure the home stays comfortable and in good repair for everyone’s benefit.

How Often Inspections Occur

We conduct routine inspections within the first three months of a new tenancy and then typically every six months thereafter. We will always provide you with the legally mandated minimum of seven days' notice before an inspection.

What We Look For

During the inspection, we’ll check:

• General cleanliness and upkeep

• Condition of fixtures, fittings, and appliances

• Outdoor areas, gardens, and any included facilities

• Signs of damage or maintenance needs