AIIC & ARLA accredited inventory clerks
Landlord inventory services across High Wycombe and the South East, with next-working-day reports.
At JET Inventories we provide the following services:
Setting a clear baseline for the property's condition at the start of a tenancy.
Rigorously documenting any changes or damages, ensuring you have the necessary evidence for compensation claims.
Optional add-on services for ongoing property assessments, maintaining the highest standards throughout the tenancy.
At JET Inventories, we understand the unique needs of landlords who manage their own rental properties and are dedicated to excellent property management support. We offer flexible options to collect keys directly from your letting agent, from you personally, or by arranging a meet-up at the property itself.
Our landlord inventory price list covers unfurnished and furnished properties, with all prices exclusive of VAT. For larger portfolios or properties over 5 bedrooms, please contact us for a custom quote. A £15 surcharge applies to bookings within the SW1–SW10, W1–W14, WC1–WC2, N1–N8 and EC1–EC4 postcode districts.
As a landlord, disputes over property condition, contents or cleanliness are often decided using inventory check-in and check-out reports, so having a reliable, impartial inventory is essential.
Yes, we are accredited. Being a member of ARLA Propertymark & Independent Inventory Clerks (AIIC) means we adhere to a strict code of practice and bylaws, ensuring professional standards higher than the law requires.
Yes, landlords, tenants, or their representatives are welcome to accompany our clerks during the inspection, ideally after the clerk's initial view of the property.
Yes, our inventory reports are paperless, using digital formats that are eco-friendly and easily accessible.
Yes, but it might not be seen as independent in a dispute, which could make resolving disagreements more challenging.
Yes, you still need to document the condition of decor, fixtures and cleanliness, even without furnishings.
Yes, this is common practice, using the original check-in report as a reference for consistency.
An inventory is the initial compilation of the property's condition and contents, while the check-in reviews and confirms the current state against that record.
Yes, quarterly or bi-annual mid-term inspections help you stay on top of maintenance and track condition.
No, but their presence can be helpful if they have feedback or concerns.
No, though they will need to return keys to the agent or landlord beforehand.
Yes, tenants and landlords have a 14-day period to respond; no response is generally taken as agreement.
Without an inventory, it is much harder for the landlord to justify deductions from the deposit.
The inventory is always paid for by the landlord, as it's their property and responsibility.
It's not legally required but highly advisable, as it serves as solid evidence of the property's condition if a dispute arises.
Whether it's a same-day or next-day booking, we're here to help. Don't stress – just give us a call now and we'll make it happen.
