WALLS AND CEILINGS

Do not attach anything to walls that may damage or stain paintwork or wallpaper. Avoid touching up marks with new paint, as colours rarely match. Unless a specific touch up patch or mark is listed in the Inventory, damage, including pinholes, may require repair and repainting to the original standard. A part damaged wall is likely to need completely redecorating.

 

Many marks on walls, switches and doors can often be carefully removed with an appropriate cleaning product.  ​

 

WHAT CAN I LEAVE BEHIND IN THE HOUSE?

You may leave a reasonable quantity of cleaning products under the kitchen sink, spare coat hangers and pins on noticeboards. Do not leave electrical items (for example, kettles, toasters, irons) or food, crockery, cutlery or similar items

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TENANT REPAIRS

Tenants are responsible for routine minor maintenance expected of a reasonable occupier. Examples include:

Replace bulbs, fuses, batteries and lost keys (will also include replacing locks)

Removing stains promptly

Cleaning appliance filters

Replacing cook hood filters

Tightening screws on furniture or fixtures

Unblocking sinks, toilets or showers, where you have caused the blockage

Treating condensation mould and cleaning grout

Removing limescale from fittings

Replacing small items such as plugs, chains, washers or clothes lines

Keeping paths, patios and hard areas clear of vegetation

For more details see your tenancy agreement under, 'Definitions and Interpretation'

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