Software to manage safety checks for rented properties

Track safety checks and deadlines for each property. Book visits with residents, plan routes and record proof by phone.

A drawing of an inspector with a phone at a green front door. A resident opens it.

Made for housing associations, councils and managing agents in England.

The product

What your team sees

These are real screens from Property Fielder. The housing trust in them is made up, so no real properties are shown.

The office: a property’s file. One gas check is due in 12 days, and the five other checks are in date.
A property’s file: each check, its date and what to do next.
The office: Dispatch. Each inspector’s visits for the day, in order, with the drive between them.
Dispatch: each inspector’s day, in order, with drive times.
The inspector’s phone on a visit: the time, the file and the checklist.
The phone: the visit, its checklist and its proof, in one place.
What it covers

Manage checks, deadlines, visits and proof

Each check has its own due date and proof. You see them all for each property.

Six safety checks

Gas, electrical, fire, legionella, asbestos and the EPC, which rates energy use. Each has its due date and its proof. Each property gets one status for all six.

Track Awaab’s Law deadlines

For social housing in England. Log damp, mould or an emergency hazard, and the clocks start. The deadlines follow the law’s steps.

Score the hazards in each property

All 21 hazards of the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS). Its bands are High, Medium and Low, the law since 23 June 2026. Category 1 hazards are counted on their own. Decent Homes and fitness checks too.

Plan visits and each inspector’s route

Each day is planned by the inspectors’ skills, the visit times and real road times. Plan one day, or several days at once. The visits then show on each inspector’s phone.

Track the papers each resident gets

Each property shows which papers the resident got, like the gas record and the EPC. It shows what is missing too.

Keep the proof of each visit

Photos, signatures and certificates stay with the property. You see who changed it, and when. The same goes for its visits and residents.

How it works

From a due date to a finished visit

Here are the steps for a gas check, which is due each year. Other checks take the same steps on their own dates.

Day 0

Gas check done

The gas certificate goes on the property’s record. Its end date is worked out for you.

Day 335

The visit is planned

30 days before the end date, a renewal visit goes in the diary. The resident gets a link to confirm a time, or ask for another. If no one can get in, that goes on the record too.

Before day 365

The visit and its proof

The inspector records the visit on the phone, with photos. The new certificate goes on the record with its next date.

Plans
Four plans, by the size of your portfolio

Starter: up to 50 properties. Professional: up to 200. Business: up to 1,000. Enterprise: for larger portfolios. Talk to us for a price.

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