Housing & lettings
Stay compliant. Prove it at a glance.
Awaab's Law puts fixed timescales on responding to damp and mould hazards. The Key Dial for it holds those steps per property — who owns each one, when the clock runs out, and the evidence that it was done — so a green face means exactly what it says.
You cannot get a green unless everything the law asks for is in place.
Why landlords run this dial
The timescales are built in
Each hazard step carries the legal clock. The dial turns before the deadline does.
Evidence attaches to the hazard
Photos, reports and contractor sign-offs sit on the step they prove — not in an inbox.
Every property on one face
The portfolio rolls into a single dial. Open any property straight to its certificate.
Works in the property
Inspect on a phone, photograph the wall, and it syncs on the way back — no signal needed.
Sector video — 40 seconds
Watch it happen once.
A report comes in, the clock starts, the inspection is photographed, the fix is signed off — and the dial goes green with the whole story attached. Forty seconds, no narration needed.
- A hazard is reported — the dial starts the legal clock
- Inspect and attach the proof, right there in the property
- Green only when every required step is evidenced
Tell us the shape of your portfolio.
Plans scale with how much you actually run, and start small deliberately. Book a call and we will size it with you — pick a time that suits you and it goes straight in our diary.