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HOUSING & RESIDENTIAL

A clearer picture across your properties.

Establish a consistent picture across homes, blocks and housing programmes. VeriPrem provides social housing property assurance and field inspection support for housing providers and managed residential portfolios, returning photographs, visit records and actions your team can follow through.

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For the teams responsible for the next step.

Housing providers, local authority teams, managing agents and repairs or facilities teams can commission agreed visits and follow-up alongside their existing staff. Technical questions remain with the appropriate professional.

  • Homes and individual properties
  • Blocks and communal areas
  • Repair and maintenance programmes
  • Empty properties awaiting handover

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The outcomes your programme needs.

Evidence for closure

Review actions against the agreed requirements and identify the records, visits or specialist confirmation needed for a supported status.

Comparable property records

Use consistent checks, photographs and descriptions so teams can review conditions across properties and over time.

Resident concerns followed through

Record reported concerns separately from observations and pass them to the responsible team with urgency and next steps identified.

A basis for handover review

Coordinate practical work and specialist records through Void Ready, returning readiness evidence and exceptions for the client’s decision.

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Support that fits around your existing teams.

Use the services below for a property programme, recurring block visits, contractor-control checks, an action backlog or a defined void programme. We agree the scope and records with your team; housing officers, surveyors and statutory specialists retain their own responsibilities.

Property Assurance Visits

Housing property inspections of individual homes and properties record agreed visible conditions, photographs and resident-reported concerns separately, with actions for the responsible team; they are not building surveys or technical diagnoses.

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Communal Area Assurance

Recurring communal area inspections use the same areas, questions and evidence standard, returning photographs, changes, repeat findings and unresolved actions; they do not replace statutory or specialist inspections.

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Action Closure & Verification

Review open actions and records, check agreed visible outcomes on site where needed and route technical questions to specialists, returning an evidence-linked status and next step for each action without certifying technical workmanship. Available for individual actions, defined batches or larger backlogs requiring temporary additional capacity.

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Contractor Assurance

Review agreed contractor records and observe site controls, returning gaps, exceptions and an action register; this does not certify technical competence or approve workmanship.

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Void Ready & Property Reset

Coordinate condition records, repairs, clearance, cleaning, specialist inputs and final checks, returning an evidence pack and outstanding items for the client’s handover decision; this is not legal fitness-to-let certification.

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Accessibility & Lift-Outage Support

Plan and assess planned or urgent non-fire lift-outage responses, returning access arrangements and records. Direct powered stair-climber assistance is subject to suitability, mobilisation, availability and completed launch controls; it is not rescue or clinical transport.

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A visit is one part of the process.

Your team receives comparable field records and traceable action statuses. Additional visits can support a concentrated programme while your housing, repairs and asset teams retain their decisions and responsibilities.

  • Agree what to check, priorities and who should receive urgent or specialist concerns.
  • Review relevant property, resident and access information supplied through the agreed process.
  • Attend and record observations, reported concerns and available documents separately.
  • Pass urgent concerns or matters outside the agreed checks to the responsible client contact or specialist, recording why.
  • Check the quality of the record before returning it.
  • Revisit or review completion evidence where commissioned.

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Start with a manageable piece of work.

Start with a batch such as 50 homes or 100 actions to agree the checks, records and reporting before extending the work. The delivery plan depends on numbers, access and locations.

START WITH THE OUTCOME

What do you need to establish across your properties?

Tell us what programme needs to move forward and what a useful record should give your team. We’ll agree the visits, evidence and follow-up.

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