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Landlord's Inventory Service
A rental property inventory is an important document needed to make a successful claim against the tenant's deposit for damages.
A landlord inventory and schedule of condition are an essential part of any tenancy. Without one, landlords will rarely be able to make a successful claim for damages. In the event of a deposit dispute, the Deposit Protection Service (DPS) and other deposit schemes will require a third-party property inventory and schedule of condition as evidence of the property's condition. We'll arrange your professional landlord inventory service through our nationwide network of experienced inventory clerks.
Why do I need an Inventory?
Your inventory is evidence of your property's original condition. If your tenant causes damages to the property, steals items you've provided or leaves it an unfit state, your inventory will support your claim on the deposit. Landlords without an inventory are unlikely to be awarded the full cost of damages


Areas We Cover for Landlord Inventory Service
Energy Cert Scotland provide Landlord Inventory Service across the whole of Scotland. We operate from a number of offices, and our fully certified Landlord Inventory Service assessors can visit your location anywhere in Scotland.
How it Works

Detailed property inventory
Our Reports are Legally Binding and detailed.

Photographic evidence
All inventory photographs taken on-site are digitally timestamped in metadata for evidence.

Fast Turnaround
We aim to perform a fast inventory service to help you get set up for your next checkin / checkout

Experienced inventory clerks
Our Clerks are experienced with minimum 2 yrs of industry experience.
Call us today on 0330 350 1345 to arrange a visit from our accredited Landlord Inventory Service assessors
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Excellent work guys, thanks again for the inventory service, see you for my next checkin!
George Rowley

Couldn't fault them, they've been doing inventories for my rental properties for a few years, had no problems and had to refer to the inventory quite a few times so well worth the money!
Mathew Millar

Simple service, really reliable and were nice and chatty on the phone which makes a difference!.
Joan Phillips
Landlord inventory service FAQs
What is a tenant checkin and tenant checkout
We recommend that on the day the tenancy agreement is due to start, you (or the clerk) meet the tenant at the property to carry out a simple check-in report. This is a perfect opportunity to go through the Inventory in detail and discuss any issues regarding the property. The tenant signs the Inventory on check-in. If you are unable to meet the tenant on check-in, you must send the tenant a copy of the inventory and request that they sign it and return it to you within 5 working days.
When is the best time to book an inventory as a landlord
It is recommended that a full inventory service is carried out a few days before your tenant moves in. If you do not have a professional inventory and schedule of condition before your tenancy starts, you will struggle to make any damage-related claims on your tenant's deposit
What is included in our landlord inventory service?
An experienced inventory clerk will compile a comprehensive written and photographic report of your property's condition. This includes (but is not limited to) walls, floors, windows, and doors, as well as any appliances or furniture you have provided. Your clerk will give you a copy of the inventory for your records, which can be used alongside mid-term and check-out inspections later on.
How long does the inventory service take?
A typical landlord inventory takes around an hour. The larger your property - and the more appliances and furniture it has - the longer your inventory will take.
Do I really need a landlord inventory service
We recommend that all landlords carry out a professional landlord inventory service. Your inventory is evidence of your property's original condition. If your tenant causes damages to the property, steals items you've provided or leaves it an unfit state, your inventory will support your claim on the deposit. Landlords without an inventory are unlikely to be awarded the full cost of damages.