A London street of Victorian terraced houses in white stucco and red brick, with black iron railings and steps to each front door

Buildings are won or lost on the record you keep.

Emilecon manages buildings, writes the inventories that settle deposit disputes, and scans the 3D tours that let a property. One accountable name across all three, throughout Greater London.

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What Emilecon does

Three services, and a single point of contact for all of them

The foyer of a multi storey building with a mezzanine, an open staircase and full height glazing

Facilities management

Bookings, maintenance, compliance and engineering, under one name.

An empty unfurnished flat with pale walls, wooden flooring and a fitted kitchen visible through an open doorway

Inventory and schedule of condition

Check-in, check-out and interim reports, evidenced line by line.

A bright open-plan apartment with skylights, exposed brick and pale timber floors, viewed from one end of the room

3D virtual tours and floor plans

Walkthrough, dollhouse view and a measured plan from one scan.

What a report reads like

Specimen extract, not a live property record

Precise enough to defend.

"Good condition" tells an adjudicator nothing. A 40 mm scuff to the left of the hob, measured and photographed on the day, tells them everything they need.

Every line in an Emilecon report is written to survive being challenged, because that is the only day the document is ever really read.

The full scope

Schedule of condition

Extract, page 3 of 41 / two bed flat, W5

Specimen

Specimen extract from an Emilecon schedule of condition
Room	Item and condition	Photos
Kitchen	Worktop, laminate. Good order. Light scuff 40 mm to the left of the hob, recorded at check-in.	4
Kitchen	Oven, single. Clean throughout. Grill pan not present.	3
Hall	Carpet, grey twist. Fair. Watermark 120 mm at the threshold, dry to touch.	2
Bedroom 1	Wall, north elevation. Two fixings filled and overpainted, colour match good.	2
Meters	Electric, single rate. Reading 41207.6 taken 09:14, serial photographed.	1

Prepared by Emilecon
Independent of landlord and agent
Specimen only, not a live property record

One tenancy, four fixed points

The record is only as good as the day it was made

Day one

Full inventory and schedule of condition. Meters read, keys counted, alarms tested, every line photographed and timestamped before the tenant moves a box.

Mid tenancy

Optional interim visit. A short condition report that catches damp, leaks and damage while they are still cheap to put right.

Last day

Check-out compared against the check-in report line by line, with fair wear and tear separated from damage and each difference evidenced.

Deposit

A schedule of dilapidations your team can hand straight to the deposit scheme, without rewriting it or hunting for photographs.

3D virtual tours

One scan, three deliverables

Scan position Two bed flat, five spaces Plan drawn from the scan

Let the market walk the property before anyone drives across London.

A scanned tour lets a tenant or buyer move through the property at midnight from another city, measure the alcove, and arrive at the viewing already sure. Fewer wasted appointments, shorter voids, and a listing that holds attention while the rest scroll past.

Walkthrough tour, dollhouse view and a measured floor plan from the same visit
Embeds on your own site and your listing wherever the portal accepts a tour link
Doubles as a dated visual record of the property at the start of the tenancy
Scanned alongside the inventory in one appointment, so the tenant is disturbed once

How tours work

Where Emilecon works

Greater London, north of the river and west