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For landlords and owners

Letting to a company? See how every room is doing.

Letting to a staffing agency or employer often means one steady tenant and payment. But with several residents in one house, you want to know how the property is doing – without visiting every week.

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No cameras or microphonesServers in the EUYour data is yours

Where it goes wrong

What you don't see costs money.

You see mould when it is too lateMoisture from showers, cooking and drying laundry settles on the coldest wall.
Heaters and energyA 2 kW electric heater running 6 hours a day costs well over € 100 a month in electricity.
Disputes at move-outMould damage: a building defect or how the room was used?
Checklist

What should you check when letting to a staffing agency?

Discuss these points before you sign, and put them in the lease.

  1. 1PermitsRoom letting or creating units may need a permit; the Good Landlordship Act sets rules for every landlord. Read more →
  2. 2A lease with a companyWho is the tenant, how many residents may live there, who maintains what? Have the lease checked by a lawyer. Read more →
  3. 3SNF standardWho arranges registration and inspections, and who pays for changes? Read more →
  4. 4InsuranceTell your insurer the house is let to a company for several residents. Read more →
  5. 5Energy and utilitiesIf energy is in the rent, you carry the risk of heaters and open windows. Read more →
  6. 6Hand-over with photosAn inspection with photos at start and end, and agreements about mould and damage. Read more →
The platform

Your property, room by room

A small sensor per room measures temperature and humidity. eyesonrooms compares each room with the living room, the other rooms and the weather outside – and only speaks up when something is really going on. More about sensors →

A sensor per roomtemperature and humidity; no camera, no microphone.
Mould risk in four levelsbased on moisture at the coldest wall and how long it lingers.
Plug-in heaters and cold roomsa room much warmer than the rest, or one that stays too cold.
Morning summary at 07:30one email with what needs attention; nothing wrong, no email.
PDF reportper room or per address, with charts – a basis for agreements with the tenant.
Fault reporting by QR codethe resident reports with a photo; you or the tenant picks it up.
How it works

Up and running in three steps.

  1. 1A sensor per room, a gateway per houseThe gateway plugs into a socket; nothing changes on the router.
  2. 2Alerts with an explanationWhich room, which value, since when.
  3. 3Agreements based on factsDiscuss with the tenant what needs to happen on ventilation and heating.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Do the sensors measure the residents?

No. The sensor only measures temperature and humidity. There is no camera, microphone or motion sensor.

Who pays for the sensors: me or the tenant?

You agree that together. Some landlords include it in the rent, some tenants use eyesonrooms themselves and share the report.

Can I start with one house?

Yes. Ask for a quote for the sensors. Fault reporting by QR code is free up to 10 houses.

Where is the data stored?

On servers in the EU, with a data processing agreement. We measure rooms, not people.

Who it is for

Made for those who rent out and manage rooms.

Migrant worker housingEnergy, mould and SNFMore Student housingRooms, mould and fault reportingMore Staffing agenciesHousing, beds and commuteMore Housing and facility managersInspections, meters and faultsMore

Start small: a pilot in a few houses.

After a month you know per room where energy leaks away and where mould threatens.

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