Mid-tenancy property inspection in Crewe
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Covering Crewe and nearby
Properties are visited regularly across Crewe, Nantwich, Sandbach, Congleton, Alsager. Outside this list? Add your address when you book and coverage is confirmed before you pay.
Protect your rental income
A mid-tenancy visit confirms your Crewe tenant is keeping to the tenancy and looking after the property.
Catch issues early
Spot leaks, damp and condensation before they turn into costly repairs or a disrepair claim.
A dated, photographed record
An independent condition snapshot you can rely on if a dispute or a deposit deduction ever comes up.
What the inspection covers in Crewe
No VAT, no subscription. One flat, upfront price.
- Independent, stand-alone condition snapshot
- Early warning on leaks, damp and condensation
- Smoke and CO alarm presence and working check
- Tenancy breach check (over-occupancy, smoking, unauthorised pets)
- Photographed, dated report sent to your inbox
Crewe, answered
Do you cover Crewe?
Yes. Crewe and nearby areas like Nantwich, Sandbach, Congleton, Alsager are within the regular coverage area. Add your address when you book and coverage is confirmed before you pay.
Do you carry out landlord property inspections in Crewe?
Yes. LetCompliance provides independent mid-tenancy property inspections for landlords across Crewe, with a photographed, dated condition report you can rely on for repairs, a deposit dispute or a disrepair defence.
What does the inspection cover?
An independent condition snapshot, an early warning on leaks, damp and condensation, a smoke and CO alarm check, a tenancy-breach check (over-occupancy, smoking, unauthorised pets), and a photographed, dated report to your inbox.
How much is it, and is it one-off?
£80, one-off, with no VAT and no subscription. You book it per visit from your LetCompliance account.
Do I need to be there?
No. LetCompliance attends the property on your behalf and sends you the photographed report, usually within days.
How often should I inspect a rental?
Many landlords inspect every 3 to 6 months, plus once shortly after a new tenancy starts. It's a proportionate way to confirm condition and catch problems early without disturbing the tenant.
Does the tenant get notice?
Yes. Your tenant is entitled to at least 24 hours' written notice and a visit at a reasonable time. You arrange access when you book, and LetCompliance attends.
Is a mid-tenancy inspection a legal requirement?
It isn't a statutory duty in itself, but it's strong evidence of proactive management, helps you meet your repairing obligations, and protects you if a disrepair claim or deposit dispute arises.
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