Social housing inspections
recorded room by room.

The best social housing inspection software is the one that gives you a room by room, dated record of every home that stands up later. Look for editable forms for damp and mould, stock condition, voids and fire doors, findings tied to the room, photographs and measurements, offline capture in blocks and basements, and reports issued from what was captured. If you need the software to track Awaab's Law deadlines, score HHSRS hazards or run your repairs system, choose a tool built for that. SiteSurvey is strong on the inspection record: it records each Awaab's Law due date and whether it was met, but does not calculate or chase deadlines or calculate HHSRS scores.

SiteSurvey is a mobile and web app that housing associations, councils, ALMOs and their contractors use to carry out inspections and surveys of homes. The inspector opens a structured form on a phone or tablet, records each finding against the room it is in, and attaches photographs, on-image measurements, voice notes or Walk Cam video. Forms are shared centrally, so in-house inspectors and contractor surveyors work from the same version, and every entry records who captured it and when. The result is a room by room record for each property that can be issued as a report and added to at the next visit.

No. No software makes a landlord compliant: compliance means investigating and acting within the legal timeframes, and that depends on your people and your processes. SiteSurvey records each Awaab's Law due date and whether it was met, but does not calculate or chase the deadlines for you. What it gives you is the record: a room by room account of what was found, with photographs, measurements, and who inspected it and when. GOV.UK's guidance for social landlords is the authoritative source for the requirements.

Damp and mould inspections, stock condition surveys, void and pre-tenancy inspections, fire door checks, inventories at check-in and check-out, routine mid-tenancy inspections and pre-works surveys. Every form is editable, so each one can follow your own policy and the fields your contractors need. From 30 November 2026, when Awaab's Law Phase 2 extends to more HHSRS hazards, a damp and mould form can be extended to cover them or a separate form built for each hazard.

No. SiteSurvey records the inspection: the hazard, where it is, what it looks like and what needs doing, with photographs and a date and name against every entry. Scoring a hazard under HHSRS is a professional judgement for a competent assessor, and any score you use can be recorded as a field on the form.

Yes. Forms, photographs, measurements, signatures and video are all captured on the device and sync once you are back in coverage. That matters for housing in particular, because blocks, basements and empty homes are often where the signal is weakest.

Social landlords in England and the people who inspect homes for them: housing associations, councils and ALMOs, and surveying, repairs and fire door contractors. It suits in-house inspection teams and contractors who need to hand the landlord a consistent, dated record for every visit.

Pricing is per user, not per property or inspection. The Works plan, which includes the custom form builder, floor plans and reports used for housing inspections, is £25 per user per month. The Base plan starts at £13 per user per month. Every plan starts with a trial from £1, cancel any time.