Managing a rent roll means smoke alarm compliance is a constant, recurring liability: different due
dates on every property, tenant access to arrange, and the owner's exposure resting on your diligence.
Quickcheck takes that load off your desk. We issue entry notices, deal with tenants directly, track
every due date across your portfolio, and send one contact you can actually reach. And since we're
licensed electricians and technicians, the cracked switch or dead power point gets handled on the same visit, not
passed to another trade.
Entry notices issued on your behalf: our admin team handles tenant scheduling end-to-end, so you're not coordinating access.
Urgent jobs prioritised: activating alarms and electrical faults are scheduled as a priority, arranged with you and the tenant, during our hours (Mon–Fri, 8:30am–4:30pm).
Local staff, every time you call: no call centres, no run-around, no re-explaining your rent roll.
Due-date reminders across your portfolio: our database tracks every property so nothing lapses.
One trade for everything: alarms, switches, fans, stoves and more, through the compliance program.
Moving your rent roll to Quickcheck
Switching is easy: send us your property list, we take it from there, including your compliance history. We load every property and its dates into our database, flag anything already overdue, and schedule the catch-up work. From then on, it just runs.
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Portfolio pricing
Our Annual Compliance Program
is $129 per property per year: a predictable, per-door line
item you can quote with confidence.
How a handover actually works
Send us your property list in whatever format you keep it. We load every address with its tenancy
and alarm manufacture dates, then tell you what's already overdue before we invoice anything, so
you know the position on day one. From there we work to the dates, not reminders from you: we issue
entry notices, contact tenants directly to arrange access, attend, and send a compliance report for
each property. One contact who knows the portfolio, one trade for the lot.
Questions agencies ask first
Who issues the entry notice?
We do, on your behalf, and we contact the tenant directly to arrange a time. You don't need to coordinate access or chase anyone. If your agency prefers to issue notices itself, tell us and we'll work to your process instead.
What happens if a tenant won't allow access?
If we cannot get access on a visit, we let you know promptly so it can be followed up through the tenant. Since the compliance obligation sits with the owner, staying on top of access matters, and we flag any problems rather than leave them for you to chase.
How is a portfolio invoiced?
Per property, so each owner's charge passes through cleanly against their own statement. The Annual Compliance Program is a flat $129 per property per year covering unlimited visits, reports, reminders, battery replacements. Ad-hoc visits are charged per job.
Do you take over properties already upgraded by someone else?
Yes. We record what's installed and its manufacture date, then service it on the normal cycle. Alarms we didn't install aren't covered for free replacement under the program, so if one fails, we quote the replacement first.
Hand us the whole rent roll.
Send your property list: we load it, flag what's overdue, and keep it compliant.
