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Institutional capital expects institutional evidence.

BTR assets are underwritten, reported on and traded. Fire door compliance in a BTR scheme is not only a life-safety obligation — it is a line item in the asset management report, a question in every due diligence pack, and a variable in the insurance conversation. It needs to be as evidenced as the rent roll.

Calculate your saving

100%

of doors with a live condition record

Rather than a sample assessed twice a year

1 click

to a twelve-month evidence pack

For due diligence, insurers or the board

£80k

indicative annual saving at 1,200 doors

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Sector challenges

What actually goes wrong here

01

Due diligence asks for proof, not policy

At refinancing or disposal the question is not whether you have a fire door policy. It is what the actual condition of the doors was, month by month, and who signed it off.

02

Amenity space undermines compartmentation

Co-working, gyms, parcel rooms and lounges create door traffic the original fire strategy never modelled, and the doors that suffer are rarely the ones on the inspection priority list.

03

Brand promise raises the bar

Residents pay a premium for a managed experience. A door that doesn’t close properly reads as a building that isn’t looked after — and it appears in reviews.

04

Single ownership means nowhere to point

The advantage of BTR is that decisions are fast. The corollary is that when something fails, the accountability sits in one place.

Why Parilon

What changes for build to rent

Reporting that survives due diligence

Twelve months of per-door condition history, exportable, timestamped and attributable. The evidence pack assembles itself.

Amenity doors watched hardest

Set tighter thresholds on the doors that take the most traffic. Monitoring intensity follows use, not the inspection calendar.

A defensible insurance position

Demonstrable continuous monitoring is a materially different conversation with an underwriter than a periodic inspection certificate.

Portfolio view across schemes

One dashboard for every asset, with per-scheme performance visible side by side. Outliers surface without anyone compiling a report.

Case study
“Our investment committee asked how we evidence fire door compliance across the portfolio. Previously that was a two-week exercise across three managing agents. It is now a report we run.”
BT

Name to confirm Placeholder

Head of Asset Management, BTR operator

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Questions

Asked by people in your sector

These carry FAQPage schema on every sector page — the AEO objective, applied where the questions actually get asked.

Data can be exported and, where an API exists, pushed. Integration scope is agreed per client — worth raising early in the conversation so it is designed in rather than bolted on.
Insurers increasingly differentiate on demonstrable risk management. We can provide the condition reporting; the premium conversation is between you and your broker, and we would not claim to guarantee an outcome.
Yes. Communal doors first, which is where the majority of the risk and the traffic sits, then apartment entrance doors scheduled around access.

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