One property. Every project. One record.
Coming soonA continuous record of the work done on your home, across every project it ever has, ready to share with buyers, surveyors, insurers and whoever works on it next.
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One record for every project this home ever has.
Most projects live and die wherever they happened: your builder’s files, one email thread, one app tied to whichever company you used that year. Do another project five years later, and none of that history comes with you.
The Property Passport will work differently. It’s attached to your home, not to a single project, so your kitchen renovation this year and your extension five years from now sit in the same continuous record.
Usually
Each project’s history ends up somewhere different.
Kitchen renovation, 2026
In your builder’s files
Rear extension, 2031
In an email thread
Loft conversion, 2036
In another company’s app
With a Property Passport
Every project adds to one record for the home.
Your home’s record
Kitchen renovation, 2026
Kept with the property
Rear extension, 2031
Kept with the property
Loft conversion, 2036
Kept with the property
Why it matters
A home’s history is worth most when you need to prove it.
At resale
Show buyers and their solicitors what work was done, when and by whom, across every project the property has had.
For insurance
A documented record of approved work, not a guess.
For future work
Show the next tradesperson the property’s history, not just the last job.
For peace of mind
Nothing depends on remembering, on a builder keeping their files, or on an email you can no longer find.
What’s in your Property Passport
Everything verified and agreed during a project, kept against the property it was done to. Here’s how one could look after two projects.
What’s included depends on the work. Architect and engineer details, planning documents, building-control inspections and certificates appear only where a project needs them.
Property Passport
2 projects
A 1930s semi-detached house
Rear extension, 2031
Completed 18 May 2031
- Contractor identity, verified
- Architect and structural engineer
- Planning documents
- Building-control inspections
- Contract and specification
- Agreed variations (3)
- Stage completion evidence (7 stages)
- Photographs and video
- Electrical, gas and FENSA certificates
- Warranty documents
- Completion certificate
Kitchen renovation, 2026
Completed 14 August 2026
- Contractor identity, verified
- Contract and specification
- Agreed variations (2)
- Stage completion evidence (4 stages)
- Photographs
- Electrical certificate
Your next project is added here
A record, not a review.
Your Property Passport will be a factual record: what was done, by whom, when, and with what evidence. It’s not a rating, a score or a judgement on your builder.
That’s exactly what makes it useful. It protects the facts, not an opinion.
What it records
- What was done
- Who did it
- When it was done and signed off
- The evidence behind it
What it never includes
- Star ratings or scores
- Reviews
- Judgements on your builder
One property, not one project.
Plenty of platforms will keep a record of the project you did through them. A Property Passport will be built around your property instead of any single job, so it keeps growing every time you build, rather than starting from nothing each time.
In the meantime, every project on Covarah keeps its contract, variations, approvals and evidence together on one project record.
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