Inspection during Rental Property Handover
For homeowners
When handing over your property to a tenant, it is critical to document the current condition and identify potential damages in advance.
Our expert team conducts a detailed inspection and prepares a report on everything from valuable fixtures and fittings that are likely to be damaged, such as kitchen countertops, shower cabins, boilers, and air conditioners, to plumbing malfunctions. This eliminates the risk of objections during deposit refunds, provides legal protection against the tenant, and helps you protect the value of your property.
For tenants
When moving into a rented property, it can be difficult to know in advance whether the apartment will meet your expectations and to anticipate potential problems.
EvSpector examines every detail, from structural defects and plumbing issues to energy efficiency and the current condition of fixtures and fittings. This reduces the risk of not getting your deposit back, allows you to negotiate deficiencies with your landlord with documented evidence, and protects you from surprise expenses after moving in.
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Finishing construction work
Identifying floor and wall covering types and damages.
Scanning the walls for errors in alignment, squareness, and leveling.
Examination of scratches, peeling, and blistering on paint or plaster, along with their causes.
Investigating moisture traces on bathroom and other ceiling areas using a thermal camera.
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Electrical work
Gathering information about devices such as fuse boxes, meters, relays, contactors, and the like.
Checking the presence of cable connections and the grounding line.
Inspection of the condition of electrical fixtures such as sockets and switches.
Checking the working condition and adequacy of lighting fixtures.
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Carpentry work and fixtures
Determining the materials and finishes of kitchen and bathroom cabinets, countertops, and interior doors.
Testing the movable parts of cabinets, doors, and other furniture.
Examining carpentry errors that could create future problems or affect functionality.
Assessment of the general condition of built-in or freestanding electrical household appliances (cooker, oven, range hood, dishwasher, and washing machine) in the apartment.
4
Plumbing
Examination of sanitary plumbing materials and applications in wet areas.
Checking the fixtures (taps, faucets, valves, water meters, etc.)
Inspection of shower cabins and shower trays for water leaks and safety.
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Air conditioning systems
Inspection of heating and cooling system installations and equipment.
Evaluating the specifications and capacities of air conditioners, boilers, and radiators, and assessing their suitability for the areas they serve.
Basic safety checks are performed on the natural gas installation inside the apartment.
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Issues outside the scope of the apartment
Evaluation of the fire evacuation system and fire extinguishing system during a fire.
The position of building/site manager will be determined, along with other building/site services such as security and cleaning.
Investigating the availability and billing status of electricity, natural gas, water, and internet infrastructure in the independent unit.
Calculating estimated travel times (by car, public transport, or on foot) from the property's location to central points in the city.
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General structural situation
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An expert will examine the existing or potential problems in the building's load-bearing elements.
