JET Inventories: Property Inventory Specialists

In our reports, images are compressed to fit seamlessly within the document. Alongside the report, you will also receive a Google link to access the high-definition (HD) versions of the images. This ensures you have a clear and detailed view of the property’s condition.

Our property inventory clerks cover a wide area in the South East of England. We provide services in High Wycombe, Oxford, Aylesbury, Marlow, Maidenhead, Beaconsfield, Gerrards Cross, Chesham, Ruislip, Uxbridge, Harrow, Northolt, Pinner, and Northwood.

To book an inventory inspection, you can either call or email us. We’ll arrange a mutual date and time that works for you. While we appreciate as much notice as possible to schedule your booking, we also understand that sometimes last-minute bookings are necessary, and we strive to accommodate those as well.

Using an independent inventory service is beneficial because it provides a third-party, unbiased, and professional perspective. This ensures fairness and objectivity in the assessment of the property.

The property inventory process includes booking an appointment, collecting keys, compiling a detailed inventory of the property, taking photographs, meeting with tenants, and then doing a check-in where any findings are pointed out.

The time it takes to complete a house inventory can vary, usually depending on the size of the property. On average, it takes between 45 to 90 minutes.

Having a property inventory is important because it records the condition of your rental property at the start of a tenancy. This helps avoid disputes over damages and ensures fairness when returning the deposit at the end of the tenancy. It’s a useful tool for both landlords and tenants to keep things clear and fair.

No, it’s not a legal requirement for a landlord to provide an inventory. However, it’s strongly recommended. The Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) advises that if there’s ever a dispute over the return of the deposit, having documentary evidence like an inventory or check-in report makes a claim much stronger. These documents can be really important in showing the condition of the property at the start of the tenancy, which can help settle any disagreements fairly when the tenancy ends.

A property mid-term inspection is a check we do partway through a tenancy. During this inspection, our team looks for any maintenance issues that might need fixing. We take photos of any specific problems and also general photos of the property to show how it’s being looked after. We also check the smoke and CO2 detectors to make sure they are working properly. After the inspection, we create a report that highlights what we’ve found, which is helpful for both the landlord and tenant to keep the property in good shape and address any issues early on.

A property check-out takes place when a tenancy ends. Our inventory clerks come back to the rental property to do another detailed inspection. This time, they compare the current condition of the property to the state it was in at the start of the tenancy, as recorded in the inventory check-in report. They check each room again, take new photographs, and make sure all keys are returned. This helps us see if there have been any changes or damages during the tenancy. The findings from this check-out inspection are then used to create a report that both the tenant and landlord can use to settle any disputes about the property’s condition or the return of the deposit.

An inventory check-in is a detailed inspection of a rental property by our inventory clerks before a new tenancy starts. They carefully check and record the condition of every room, take photos, note the meter readings, and keep a record of the keys given. This information is used to create a complete and detailed report. This report is important because it’s used to compare the state of the property at the start and end of the tenancy, ensuring everything is fair and clear for both the tenant and landlord.