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Residential Property Inspections

Independent Property Inspections

Who We Work With
HomeownersLandlordsInvestorsTenantsPurchasers
Our Services

Residential Services

Property Condition Assessments

Independent assessment of a property's condition, defects and remediation requirements.

New Build Snagging Inspections

Comprehensive pre-completion inspections identifying snags before legal handover.

Re-Inspection Services

Verification that flagged defects have been correctly rectified by the developer.

Defect Identification

Forensic identification and documentation of property defects with photographic evidence.

Mid-Term Property Reviews

Mid-tenancy inspections protecting landlords and tenants alike with full reporting.

Check-In Reports

Detailed inventory and condition records at the start of a tenancy.

Check-Out Reports

End-of-tenancy condition reports comparing against check-in for fair deposit returns.

Schedule of Condition Reports

Formal baseline condition records used to protect parties at lease commencement.

Dilapidation Assessments

Independent dilapidation reporting for residential lettings and lease ends.

Bespoke Residential Inspections

Tailored inspections for prime, heritage and specialist residential assets.

Why INTENT

Why Choose INTENT for Residential?

Truly Independent

No affiliation with developers, agents or contractors. Our findings serve you alone.

Premium Standard

Detailed, photographic, audit-ready reports delivered to a single premium standard.

Forensic Eye

Trained inspectors identifying defects others miss, protecting your asset value.

Frequently Asked

Residential FAQs

When should I commission a new build snagging inspection?

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Ideally between two and four weeks before legal completion, so any defects can be raised with the developer and resolved before you take ownership.

Are your residential inspections truly independent?

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Yes. INTENT works exclusively for the instructing client. We have no affiliation with developers, agents, or contractors, and never accept commission from third parties.

What does a typical residential inspection report include?

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Each report contains an executive summary, room-by-room findings, severity ratings, photographic evidence, and a prioritised schedule the developer or contractor can act on directly.

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