Build-to-rent operators
Schemes of 200 units and more, handed over in compressed windows. One reporting standard across every unit, same-day reports, and clerks who know your building.
Same-day reports from trained, in-house clerks. Every room recorded, every item photographed and time-stamped.





Our clerk arrives at 10:14 and works through the flat. Every point of light is an item in the report. Hover one to read it, or open any room.
Skip to the tenancyThe comes first: meter readings, smoke alarms and the keys handed over, each one photographed and time-stamped.
In the the oven, the worktop and the extractor are described the way an adjudicator will read them: clean or not, working or not.
The is where furnishings carry real value: new curtains can cost £800 to £1,200 a window. Curtains, sofa and rug are recorded with material and condition, never as "curtains, fine".
In the the mattress, the wardrobe and the windows each get a photo and a plain-English line.
The is where disputes start. Sealant, grout, the shower and any sign of mould are recorded before anyone moves in.
Five rooms, 148 photos, reviewed in-house before delivery.
Every report follows the same standard, so each one can be compared with the last. Move through the tenancy to see what each inspection finds.
A defect check on new-build and refurbished units before handover, so finishing issues are logged and fixed before residents arrive.
An independent written and photographic record of your property's condition and contents at the precise moment the tenancy begins. It supports TDS compliance, insurance validation and dispute prevention.
A purposeful assessment of your property during an ongoing tenancy to identify damage early and make sure the terms of the lease are being respected.
A comparative assessment of the property after the tenant moves out, measured against the original check-in report. It forms the evidential foundation for fair deposit decisions.
Schemes of 200 units and more, handed over in compressed windows. One reporting standard across every unit, same-day reports, and clerks who know your building.

Exceptional furnishings and bespoke finishes, recorded with discretion and the detail their value deserves.
Before a hihouse clerk inspects a home alone, they spend 3.5 weeks in training. The industry norm is one to two days.
Clerks are trained to see condition, not tick boxes, so the same scuff is described the same way in every report.
Every inspection is carried out by a hihouse clerk, trained by us.
Every report is checked internally before it reaches you.


Same-day reports for single properties and full build-to-rent schemes.
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