Property inspection schedule

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Which properties get walked when, and whether it actually happened.

A program, not a walkthrough

The inspection itself has its own record. What was missing was the standing plan: which properties, how often, by whom — and whether the round that was due last month actually happened.

Every interval is yours

This product supplies no inspection frequency and states no regulatory requirement. A frequency invented here would become the one somebody defended in front of an insurer.

What happened, not just what was planned

A plan with nothing recorded against it is a wish. Each row carries the date it actually happened, so the gaps are visible.

Alongside this: Inspection · PM checklist · Condition report

A schedule you set. CompliMaint supplies no inspection frequency, states no regulatory requirement and makes no determination that any property is or is not compliant. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

How often should I inspect?
This tool does not say. Inspection frequency depends on your lease, your insurer, your jurisdiction and the building. Every date and interval here is one you entered.
Does it tell me if I am compliant?
No. It makes no compliance determination of any kind. It records what you planned and what happened.
Does it do the inspection?
No. The walkthrough is a separate record with its own findings; this is the standing program that says when to do one.
Does it remind me?
It does not send anything. The dates sit on the page in front of whoever opens it.
Can I schedule per unit rather than per building?
Yes — what is being inspected is a line of text you write, so a unit, a roof or a plant room are all fine.