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The 15 rental standards on a Beveridge house

A walk through all 15 Victorian minimum standards as they apply to a typical Beveridge house, from locks and bins to heating and electrical safety.

Beveridge 3753 · 6 October 2026

In short: Victorian rentals must meet 15 minimum standards before a tenant moves in. This is how each one plays out on a Beveridge house, and which ones we check versus refer.

The list

Bins, toilets, bathrooms, kitchen, laundry, structural soundness, mould and damp, electrical safety, heating, lighting, ventilation, window coverings, cord anchors, windows and locks.

Checked on site

Most are checked visually or by hand and marked met or not met with a photo.

Referred on

Electrical safety is certified by a licensed electrician, and heater operation and gas safety by a licensed gasfitter. We record what is installed.

Structural soundness

Significant cracking or movement and a roof or walls that let weather in are recorded against this standard.

After the report

Fix the items, then book a short return visit to mark them as met.

Written by our local inspection team from work carried out in Beveridge. Licensed building practitioners, Building & Plumbing Commission registration CDB-U 53425.

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Latches, locks and windows that open are three of the 15 Victorian rental standards. A window that sticks shut or a door that will not latch fails before the first tenant moves in.

Ventilation, damp and mould in a Beveridge rental

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Ventilation, damp and mould in a Beveridge rental

Bathrooms need ventilation and the house needs to be free of mould caused by the building. Exhausts that end in the roof and worn shower seals are the usual failures.

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FAQ

Questions Beveridge owners ask about this

Is an inspection required by law?

Compliance is required; an inspection is the practical way to prove you checked.

How often should I check?

Before each new tenancy and after major repairs.

Does a new house automatically comply?

No. New homes can fail on fans, coverings and anchors.

Can the report go to my agent?

Yes, it is written to be shared.

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