What share of the repair after wear and tear?
What the tenant must pay once normal wear is deducted, according to a wear-and-tear grid.
Tenant's share
To fill inChoose the item, then enter the cost and the installation date to work out the tenant's share.
- Item and grid · to fill in
- Cost of the repair · to fill in
- Date laid · to fill in
- Exit date: November 10, 2026 · filled in
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A well-documented move-out is a justified deduction: do your move-in and move-out inspections on your phone.
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- Rent and rulesCan I still rent out with my DPE?Rentable or not, until when, and the rent freeze.Check my DPE
Wear and tear: your questions.
Wear or deterioration caused by time or normal use of the home. It is the landlord's to bear, even when the repair is on the list of tenant repairs.
No. Landlord and tenant may agree when signing the lease to apply one, chosen from a collective lease agreement. Without a grid in the lease, wear is judged case by case, and a judge decides if you disagree.
During the franchise the item counts as new: the tenant pays the whole repair. Then each full year takes off the annual rate, never below the residual share. Example: paint redone 5 years ago, with a 1-year franchise and 15% a year, leaves 40% of the cost to the tenant.
Compare the entry and exit inventories, and justify the amount: an invoice, a quote or photos. Only damage can be kept, after deducting wear and tear.
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