Use this TA Property Inspection checklist to document the condition of residential properties and ensure they meet safety and habitability standards. Capture address details, inspector name, dates, and meter readings for gas and electricity, including PAYG credit. Verify health and safety items such as smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, fire blankets, and fire doors. Assess each area of the home—hallways, living and dining rooms, kitchen, bathrooms, and bedrooms—for walls, floors, windows and restrictors, lighting and switches, fixtures, and furniture. Include kitchen-specific checks for cupboards, extractor fans, cookers, sinks, taps, and drainage. Record external areas like gardens, sheds, patios, gutters, and more. Ideal for housing teams, councils, landlords, and property managers conducting move-in, routine, or end-of-tenancy inspections.
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