A UNIFORM FRAMEWORK FOR INVESTIGATING REPORTED DAMP AND MOULD


We recognise the Ombudsman is calling for a fresh attitude to dealing with the prevailing issues and adds moving from a ‘blame’ to ‘responsibility’ culture as a key directive. The Property MOT® flexible surveying platform answers the call for a proactive response demonstrating change and meaningful support


for residents with fact-based resolutions. The uniform framework has been developed to be undertaken by trained and certified persons via a support based licensed application resulting in the issuance of Certifications for property conditions alongside any pertinent Advisories.


A CERTIFIABLE ADAPTIVE PROCESS WITH DISTINGUISHED EXPERT SUPPORT


In line with Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018, a property should be deemed fit for human habitation for occupants at the commencement of and during a lease period.


Approved Login protocols Logic driven process


SMART Dashboard entry


GDPR Compliant In-built alerts


SMART Knowledge base


With a user-friendly system at your fingertips and an empowered workforce, the proactive solution ensures a BETTER DECISION MAKING process resulting in COST EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS.


PASS FAIL


CERTIFICATION ADEQUATE


ATTENTION RECOMMENDED ATTENTION REQUIRED CERTIFICATION


We are actively discussing this unique opportunity in more detail to respective landlords alongside offering a number of Property MOT’s to demonstrate the credible outcomes and how the resultant data can uphold a new approach. Call now to learn more about how we can help Certify the Health of your properties and the occupants.


O23 9200 1374 www.propertymot.uk propertymot@cornerstone-ltd.co.uk


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