What we do
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Letting agents
Every Letting Agent is unique, facing different challenges in a fast-paced industry. At Thrive Inventories, we understand these demands and have designed our services to be flexible, efficient, and tailored to your specific needs.
We provide professional, time-saving inventory solutions with unmatched attention to detail—ensuring comprehensive, high-quality reports delivered seamlessly at the click of a button.
Tenants
The biggest area for potential problems and disputes between Landlords and Tenants is the condition of the property, fixtures and fittings at the end of the Tenancy.
As a Tenant you can protect yourself and most importantly your deposit, by having an independent Inventory Report prepared at the start of the Tenancy. This is absolutely vital for Tenants, particularly if your Landlord has failed to have their own independent Inventory Report drawn up and agreed with you prior to the start of your Tenancy.
An independent Inventory Report, including a schedule of condition, prepared at the beginning and end of your Tenancy is the best way to avoid disputes and issues relating to deposits. When you consider the substantial deposits that Tenants are required to pay to their Landlords when a property is let, many Tenants are now taking advantage of the cost effective services that our company can provide for them.
We prepare Inventory Reports for all types of residential properties, from flats and houses, to shared accommodation, bedsits and Houses in Multiple Occupation. Whatever your requirements are, do not get caught out if you are renting property. Protect your interests with an independent Inventory Report prepared by our company.
Landlords
Protect Your Investment with Professional Inventory Reports
Since the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) was introduced on 6th April 2007, landlords must provide clear evidence to justify deductions from a tenant’s deposit. Adjudicators review all relevant documents, including inventory reports, before making decisions.
A detailed, independent inventory report—signed by tenants at the start of the tenancy—sets clear expectations, reinforces accountability, and helps prevent disputes. It ensures landlords can claim for damages beyond fair wear and tear.
With property maintenance costs on the rise, professional landlords consider inventory reports essential for effective management.
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