Right Inventories

We are a highly professional partner that you can depend on when it comes to property inventory services, whether it be for flats or houses. Here at right inventories, you can count on our knowledge and experience to provide a personal service for you and your property. To book our reliable services, contact us over the phone or online. Dial 07866611413 now and have your rights protected!

A professional and independent report is important for tenancy deposit dispute resolution under the Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme. The scheme came into effect on the 6 April 2007 and requires that all deposits for Assured Shorthold Tenancies be registered with one of the government-approved schemes.
At the end of the tenancy the contents and condition of the property should be checked against the original check in / inventory report.
In case of dispute on how the deposit should be divided the scheme will hold the deposit until the dispute resolution service or courts decide what is fair.
Adjudicators will review all documents so a properly compiled and detailed inventory and check out document will provide a valuable tool in the event of the matter being passed to an adjudicator (inventory, check in and check out reports) before reaching a judgment.

This new legislation is designed to protect tenants. Landlords are now required to 'prove their case' if they wish to deduct from tenant's deposits.

We aim to provide a high-value property inventory service driven by our commitment to cooperating with our clients and meeting all their requirements. We provide all-round solutions from a professional property inventories, check in, check out and mid-term inspection. Expert knowledge, commitment and flexibility: right inventories has been successful in providing tailor-made service packages to its clients for many years.

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