Independent clarity before issues become stressful or expensive.

The Safehaus Clarity Check provides a structured, review of key Minimum Rental Standards areas.

It simply documents what meets minimum standards on the day, so owners and PMs can make clearer decisions sooner.

You get:

• Plain-English observations of visible conditions only

• Photo-supported findings you can forward instantly

• Simple priorities: Do Now / Monitor / No Action

• Supply and placement of cord safety anchors where corded internal window coverings are observed

• Independent guidance — no trades, no upsells, no pressure

Important:

The Clarity Check is not a compliance audit or certification and does not replace specialised testing (e.g., smoke alarms, electrical, gas). It supports owners and Property Managers.

Perfect for:

Lease renewals, new managements, pre-VCAT documentation, and owners wanting clarity before the next decision point.

Plan ahead with independent visual clarity — not last-minute surprises.

The Future-Proof Roadmap builds on the Clarity Check by providing a simple, visual-only overview of items that may influence future upgrade decisions as Victoria’s 2027–2030 requirements roll out.

It does not test, measure, certify or guarantee compliance for future standards.

Instead, it highlights visible factors only, helping owners plan calmly instead of reacting under pressure.

You get:

• A visual snapshot of items that may require attention in coming years

• Plain-English notes explaining what’s visible now — and why it matters later

• Suggested timing categories: Next Lease / Before 2027 / Before 2030

• Independent, pressure-free guidance — no trades, no upsells

Important:

The Roadmap is not a compliance assessment, does not predict exact upgrade requirements, and does not replace specialised testing or energy assessments. It simply helps owners and PMs understand visible considerations that may influence future planning.

Perfect for:

Owners wanting to plan ahead, budget sensibly and avoid reactive upgrades — and PMs who need a clearer way to communicate future risks without interpreting legislation.