Comprehensive Property Inventory Solutions.

Operating in London & beyond.

I N T O A P A R T M E N T

We specialise in providing property inventory services tailored to landlords, tenants, and letting agents. Our detailed reports ensure accuracy and transparency, protecting all parties during check-ins, check-outs, and mid-term inspections.

Our services.

Inventory Services

Our team are experts in property inventory services, delivering precise and professional reports for landlords, tenants, and letting agents. With their expertise, they ensure transparency and protect all parties throughout the entire process.

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Cleaning Services

The Into Apartment team offers a wide range of cleaning services tailored to properties of all shapes and sizes. From routine cleaning to deep cleans, they ensure every space is spotless and ready for any occasion.

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Safety & Efficiency Reporting

Our team of experts have the knowledge and experience to help your business comply with any certification and inspection requirements. We can also improve the energy efficiency of your property ensuring you are contributing to a greener future.

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About us.

Focusing on professionalism and efficiency, our team of experts can help streamline the process and safeguard your property investments.

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Frequently
asked questions.

An independent inventory gives a thorough description of a property and its contents. It covers everything from the style and condition of decorations to the number of dishes, including if any are damaged. Inventories are vital for both furnished and unfurnished properties. Having it done by an independent service ensures fairness and reassures both landlords and tenants in case of a disagreement.
An inventory report details the items and their condition in a property, including furniture, fixtures, doors, walls, ceilings, lights, and flooring. It is typically done at the beginning of a tenancy to record the state of these items. When signed by both the landlord and tenant, it becomes a legally binding part of the rental agreement.
We advise tenants to organise personal items and important documents before we clean an occupied property. We will identify and move any potential obstacles or hazards before starting the cleaning.
We take the safety of all of our clients and staff very seriously, making it our top priority. All our dedicated staff members are equipped with the correct personal protective equipment (PPE) to ensure that they can perform their jobs safely and effectively. This commitment to safety reflects our responsibility to maintain a secure environment for everyone involved.
Since 2009, all UK buildings for sale or rent must have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), which details energy use, costs, and potential improvements. An accredited Domestic Energy Assessor evaluates the building and assigns a rating. EPCs are essential for addressing climate change, primarily caused by fossil fuel use. Improving energy efficiency at home and work helps reduce carbon emissions. Originally focused on appliances, the system has expanded to buildings, guiding owners and buyers on energy performance and costs. Consequently, all homes involved in transactions require an EPC.
An EPC is legally required for buildings when constructed, sold, or rented, valid for three years upon sale. Sellers must provide a Home Information Pack with an EPC at no cost to buyers. Builders must supply an EPC for new properties. Landlords must provide an EPC to new tenants if renting after October 1, 2008; it is valid for 10 years and only needed for self-contained properties. Tenants must receive an EPC at no cost, but it’s not required when renting a room with shared facilities. Others can apply for an EPC to assess energy efficiency and consider improvements.
An EICR is performed by a certified technician who inspects a home's electrical integrity. It checks installation and maintenance according to UK Standards for Safety of Electrical Installations (BS7671). If the system passes, an EICR is issued, detailing any faults or potential issues, including urgent problems and preventative measures.
An EICR is required for many buildings, both commercial and residential. If buying a home, obtaining an EICR is highly recommended, as mortgage or insurance providers may require it, especially for older homes. Approximately 15% of household fires are due to electrical failures, highlighting the importance of maintaining your electrical system. Legally, landlords must have an EICR inspection every five years and must provide tenants with a copy of the report before moving in.
You are required to provide your gas safety certificate to your existing tenants within a period of 28 days. Additionally, for new tenants, you should ensure that they receive the certificate at the time they move into the property. This is a crucial aspect of maintaining safety and complying with legal obligations.