An inventory is the most important document you will require next to your tenancy agreement. An Inventory will be compiled and signed by the ingoing tenant in all forms of tenancy. You are advised to keep this document safe as it is of fundamental importance. It will be used to check back through the property and contents at the end of your tenancy.

Once you have moved all of your possessions from the house you should use the inventory to compare the condition of the property now that your tenancy is at an end with it’s documented condition on the day you took possession. In this way you will see what cleansing and or repairs are required. We always provide you with a set of ‘exit notes’ at the end of your tenancy which advises you of the main points you will need to check.

We will arrange an appointment with you in order that we may check back through the inventory you signed when you moved in. If any problems are found we will advise you accordingly and estimates and or quotations will be obtained. A deduction to cover these costs will be made from your deposit. We always Endeavour to return your deposit or balance due within 5 to 10 working days. Please refer again to the The Dispute Service website for details of our obligations under the Tenancy Deposit Scheme.

PLEASE NOTE: No deposit will be returned whether deductions required or not unless we are advised of your new address. Payment will only be made by cheque or direct credit into your bank account. Cash payments will not be made.