homehogs

Your home companion

The boiler service you forgot. The warranty that ran out last month. The receipt your insurer asked for and you couldn't find. homehogs remembers all of it, so forgetting never costs you again.

Everything a home scatters, gathered

A home quietly sheds paperwork and dates. The homehog gathers every scrap into one place.

The boiler service.

Skipped, it can void the warranty.

The guarantee in the drawer.

The £400 repair you needn't have paid for.

The meter reading on a scrap of paper.

An estimated bill you can't argue with.

The receipt for the washing machine.

A claim paid at half its value.

The tenancy that ends in March.

A notice served a day too late.

homehogs keeps it all in one place.

So forgetting never costs you again.

Six things your home stops costing you

Add things as you go and homehogs quietly builds a complete record of your home. Here's what that record is actually worth when you need it.

Know what your home really costs

Log bills and take meter readings as you go: see a rise the month it starts instead of a year later, and challenge an estimated bill with a reading you actually took.

Get the claim paid in full

When an insurer asks what you owned and what it was worth, the answer is already written down, room by room, with the receipts attached.

Find out it's covered before you pay

Every appliance with its manual, purchase date and service history. "Am I still under warranty?" is one tap, not an afternoon in the loft.

Stop chasing trades round your inbox

Raise a job, send it to your own trusted trades, and keep quotes, visits and replies on the job where you can see them. Nothing sends until you approve it.

Have the certificate before anyone asks

EPCs, gas safety, guarantees and insurance, filed against the right room, appliance or property, and found in seconds when it matters.

Be told while you can still act

Warranty running out, service due, tenancy date approaching: the nudge arrives before the deadline, not in the letter that follows it.

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However you live, here's what stops going wrong

Owning, letting, renting or moving on: your home generates paperwork either way, and a price for losing it. homehogs takes the price off.

Homeowners

Know your home like you know your bank balance.

  • Watch your equity grow month by month, not once every few years
  • Have the EPC and valuation ready the day an agent asks for them
  • Never pay for a repair that was still under guarantee
  • Turn a claim into form-filling instead of an argument

Landlords

Never be the landlord caught without a current certificate.

  • Renewals land before the certificate expires, not after the tenant notices
  • Dates, documents and notices together when a dispute needs evidence
  • Repairs reported into one place instead of arriving by text and getting lost
  • Inspections recorded, so what happened isn't one word against another

Tenants

Get it fixed, and have the proof you asked.

  • Report a problem and follow it to fixed, with the date you raised it
  • Your agreement and photos to hand when the deposit is decided
  • How things work and who to call, without ringing the agent first
  • See inspections and notices as they happen, not after the deadline

Selling or moving

Take weeks off your sale.

  • Answer the property questionnaire from records instead of memory
  • Hand your solicitor a pack with the documents already attached
  • Share your home's logbook with a buyer or agent, for as long as you choose
  • Fewer enquiries coming back, because the evidence went out first
  • The next owner starts where you left off, and thanks you for it

Five minutes now, or an afternoon in the loft later

Add your home, and every bill, manual and job after that is one less thing to remember and one less thing to lose. The homehog takes it from there.

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