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  • Property visited

  • Conducted on

  • By:

  • Your Property

  • Access to property:

INTERIOR

  • Actions required & condition of the porch, hallways, stairs and landings is:

  • Actions required & condition of the conservatory is:

  • Actions required & condition of the WC/cloakroom(s) is:

  • Actions required & condition of the kitchen/utility area is:

  • Actions required & condition of the living area(s) is:

  • Actions required & condition of the study(s) is:

  • Actions required & condition of the bathroom(s) is:

  • Actions required & condition of the shower room(s) is:

  • Actions required & condition of the bedroom(s) is:

  • Actions required & condition of the ensuite bathroom(s) is:

  • Actions required & condition of the basement/cellar/garage is:

  • Summary of the condition of the internal decor over all is:

  • Further information in relation to the interior:

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EXTERIOR

  • Actions required & condition of the external decor:

  • Actions required & condition of the guttering, soffits and down pipes is:

  • Actions required & condition of the windows and doors is:

  • Actions required & condition of the garden areas is:

  • Actions required & condition of the garage is:

  • Actions required & condition of the communal area(s) is:

  • Summary of the condition of the property exterior over all is:

  • Further information in relation to the exterior:

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ADDITIONAL

Status of cleanliness including: carpets and floors, woodwork, walls, kitchen units and surfaces, appliances, sanitary ware:

Damp, mould and condensation

  • Evidence of adequate ventilation:

  • Evidence of washing being dried inside the property:

  • Handed tenant leaflet ‘Understanding Damp and Mould’ published by mydeposits.co.uk:

Pets

  • Pets seen:

Estimated number of inhabitants

  • It is estimated that the number of inhabitants is:

Summary

  • Are there any further issues immediately apparent to report?

  • The general condition of the property is:

Further Action

  • Action required as a result of this Property Visit:

  • Contact your Property Manager for recommendations?

SMOKE & CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS

  • Does the property have smoke detectors on each living area?

  • Smoke Alarm issue on level:

  • Is there a requirement for a carbon monoxide alarm?

  • Carbon Monoxide Alarm issue in room:

INFORMATION

  • YOUR PROPERTY VISIT IS:
    This report was completed during a cursory visit of the above property. The visit lasted approximately ten minutes and did not involve any furniture or other personal possessions being moved. The opinions provided within this report are based on our experience as property managers. Any opinion given relating to structural or technical matters are intended as a guide only, a professional in their own field may contradict the opinion expressed in this report.

  • DEFINITION OF CLEANING STANDARDS:
    Professional standard: everything immaculate, sparkling and dust free, appliances and sanitary spotless. Carpets steam cleaned, vacuumed. Floors swept. All furniture in order and clean. Linen freshly laundered.

    Good domestic standard: flooring vacuumed and swept. Appliances cleaned and free of loose dirt. Some carbon deposits to appliances may be visible but no loose debris or grease to the touch. Dust may be visible to areas not often seen - cupboards, tops of doors frames etc. Sanitary ware in clean condition- no dust/soap deposits/loose hairs etc.

    Average domestic clean: domestic clean, but signs of dust to woodwork, kitchen units marked, appliances need additional cleaning. Carpets vacuumed and floors swept. Dust/hairs to sanitary ware - requiring further cleaning.

    Poor standard: Carpets need vacuum, all items dusty or dirty, kitchen and bathrooms require further cleaning to either a good domestic standard or to a professionally clean standard as applicable.

    Not cleaned - potentially affecting the condition of the property: property requires cleaning to a good domestic standard.

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