Checkout Reports

End-of-Tenancy Check-Out Reports That Protect Landlords and Tenants Alike

End-of-Tenancy Check-Out Reports That Protect Landlords and Tenants Alike

A detailed, unbiased Check-out Report is just as important as the Inventory Report that begins a tenancy. It’s the key document that helps determine whether a tenant should be held responsible for damage, cleanliness issues, or missing items.

“It is clear that Nicholas Blakeley are independent from the agent, landlord and tenant and therefore have no vested interest in the outcome of this dispute. Their findings are based on fact and not personal preference, the evidence provided clearly demonstrates this and therefore the deposit deduction recommendation is upheld…”

Adjudication Service, TDS

What Do Our Reports Include?

Each entry receives one of three clear summary comments:

CommentMeaning
No additional commentsNo notable change or issue since the tenancy began
Damages match original or fair wear and tearMinor damage or deterioration that’s acceptable
Damages as noted belowClear issues beyond wear and tear — supported by detailed observations and photographic evidence

When damage is noted, we include:

  • Close-up, date-stamped photographic evidence
  • In-depth description of the issue and comparison to the original condition
  • Cost breakdown for repair, replacement, or cleaning using our Common Costs Guidance system
  • Sub-total per room and overall total for the property
  • Independent, impartial assessments
  • Detailed observations, not vague summaries
  • Trusted format for deposit disputes and legal proceedings
  • Seamless comparison with our Inventory Reports
  • Available throughout Yorkshire