Zaviira

Zaviira Assure

One system for every hazard in your housing stock.

Built for Awaab's Law and the full Housing Health and Safety Rating System, all 21 hazard categories, in one system. For housing associations, HMO operators, and private portfolio landlords managing older housing stock. Not for new builds.

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Why now

The deadlines are real, and close.

Live since October 2025

Awaab's Law already requires social landlords to investigate emergency hazards within 24 hours, and damp and mould within 10 working days.

30 November 2026

Phase 2 extends the same statutory clock to falls, fire, electrical, structural, excess cold and heat, and domestic hygiene hazards.

The private sector is next

The government has committed to extending Awaab's Law and a new Decent Homes Standard to private rented housing. Building for it now means being ready before it lands.

All 21 HHSRS hazard categories, and when each one lands

Damp and mould growth

Live now

Condensation, penetrating damp, and mould contamination

Falls on the level

30 Nov 2026

Trip and fall hazards from uneven or damaged flooring

Falls on stairs, steps and slopes

30 Nov 2026

Missing handrails, damaged steps, poor stair lighting

Falls between levels

30 Nov 2026

Balconies, windows, and drops without protection

Fire and explosions

30 Nov 2026

Faulty wiring, blocked exits, missing detection

Flames, hot surfaces, etc.

30 Nov 2026

Burns and scalds from exposed heat sources

Structural collapse and falling elements

30 Nov 2026

Roof, ceiling, or wall failure risk

Electrical hazards

30 Nov 2026

Faulty wiring, exposed circuits, old installations

Excess cold

30 Nov 2026

Inadequate heating or insulation

Excess heat

30 Nov 2026

Overheating risk, particularly top-floor flats

Domestic hygiene

30 Nov 2026

Pest infestations and refuse management failures

Collisions, entrapment and ergonomics

Roadmap

Design hazards causing injury during normal use

Radiation

Roadmap

Radon gas and other radiation exposure

Lead

Roadmap

Lead paint and pipework in older properties

Indoor air pollutants

Roadmap

Poor ventilation, combustion by-products

Asbestos and manufactured mineral fibres

2027

Legacy materials in pre-2000 buildings

Water supply

Roadmap

Contaminated or inadequate water supply

Crowding and space

Roadmap

Overcrowding relative to room and dwelling size

Entry by intruders

Roadmap

Inadequate security, locks, or access control

Noise

Roadmap

Excessive noise transfer between dwellings

Lighting

Roadmap

Inadequate natural or artificial lighting

Damp and mould growth

Live now

Condensation, penetrating damp, and mould contamination

Falls on the level

30 Nov 2026

Trip and fall hazards from uneven or damaged flooring

Falls on stairs, steps and slopes

30 Nov 2026

Missing handrails, damaged steps, poor stair lighting

Falls between levels

30 Nov 2026

Balconies, windows, and drops without protection

Fire and explosions

30 Nov 2026

Faulty wiring, blocked exits, missing detection

Flames, hot surfaces, etc.

30 Nov 2026

Burns and scalds from exposed heat sources

Structural collapse and falling elements

30 Nov 2026

Roof, ceiling, or wall failure risk

Electrical hazards

30 Nov 2026

Faulty wiring, exposed circuits, old installations

Excess cold

30 Nov 2026

Inadequate heating or insulation

Excess heat

30 Nov 2026

Overheating risk, particularly top-floor flats

Domestic hygiene

30 Nov 2026

Pest infestations and refuse management failures

Collisions, entrapment and ergonomics

Roadmap

Design hazards causing injury during normal use

Radiation

Roadmap

Radon gas and other radiation exposure

Lead

Roadmap

Lead paint and pipework in older properties

Indoor air pollutants

Roadmap

Poor ventilation, combustion by-products

Asbestos and manufactured mineral fibres

2027

Legacy materials in pre-2000 buildings

Water supply

Roadmap

Contaminated or inadequate water supply

Crowding and space

Roadmap

Overcrowding relative to room and dwelling size

Entry by intruders

Roadmap

Inadequate security, locks, or access control

Noise

Roadmap

Excessive noise transfer between dwellings

Lighting

Roadmap

Inadequate natural or artificial lighting

How it works

Root cause, not just a flag.

Scanning a QR code and choosing a hazard category

Scan, then choose why you're there

One QR code confirms a surveyor is physically on site. They pick the hazard category they're assessing, and that opens its own workflow.

Root cause diagnostic screen for a damp and mould finding, with visible mould staining on the wall behind

Diagnose the cause, not the symptom

Mould isn't just "mould, yes", it's condensation, penetrating damp, rising damp, a leak, or thermal bridging, each with its own fix.

Remediation deadline countdown on a tablet

The legal clock starts itself

Severity is rated against the real HHSRS scale, and that rating drives the actual statutory deadline for that hazard, automatically.

Before and after photo evidence captured on a phone

Evidence that holds up

Every step is timestamped and photographed, so if a tenant or a regulator asks "did you know, and when", there's a real answer.

Every hazard

All 21 HHSRS categories, not just the five everyone talks about.

We've built the workflow that makes Awaab's Law compliance simple. Every one of the 21 HHSRS categories is already built into the platform, ready when the law is.

Live now, full workflow

Damp and mould growth
Live▾

Awaab's Law, 30 November 2026

Falls on the level
30 Nov 2026▾
Falls on stairs, steps and slopes
30 Nov 2026▾
Falls between levels
30 Nov 2026▾
Fire and explosions
30 Nov 2026▾
Flames, hot surfaces, etc.
30 Nov 2026▾
Structural collapse and falling elements
30 Nov 2026▾
Electrical hazards
30 Nov 2026▾
Excess cold
30 Nov 2026▾
Excess heat
30 Nov 2026▾
Domestic hygiene (incl. pests and refuse)
30 Nov 2026▾

On the roadmap, not yet legally scheduled

Collisions, entrapment and ergonomics
Roadmap
Radiation
Roadmap
Lead
Roadmap
Indoor air pollutants
Roadmap
Asbestos and manufactured mineral fibres
Roadmap
Water supply
Roadmap
Crowding and space
Roadmap
Entry by intruders
Roadmap
Noise
Roadmap
Lighting
Roadmap

How a report becomes a closed, evidenced case

Ten steps, every one timestamped.

1

Tenant reports the issue

  • 60 second QR scan
  • No login
  • Short description
  • Plus photo or video

Rationale

Zero barrier to reporting means issues get flagged the moment they are noticed, not weeks later through word of mouth. Photo video evidence lets management triage properly without needing an immediate site visit.

2

Management triages the report

  • Reviews the evidence
  • Can request further photos or a short video
  • Decides next steps

Rationale

Not every report needs an emergency same day visit. Proper triage means surveyor time goes where it's genuinely needed first, and prevents wasted call outs for issues that turn out to be minor once seen clearly.

3

Management allocates to a surveyor, flagged by urgency

  • Urgency level assigned
  • Surveyor allocated
  • Notification sent

Rationale

Dispatch priority matches real urgency. A suspected emergency gets someone out fast, in line with the law's 24 hour requirement for genuine emergencies.

4

Surveyor conducts a detailed on-site inspection

  • QR scan on arrival
  • Structured root-cause diagnosis
  • Not just the symptom

Rationale

Proves a qualified person was genuinely on site and diagnoses the actual cause rather than just the visible symptom. This is the single biggest gap in competitor tools.

5

Severity is formally rated against the real HHSRS framework

  • Automatic rating
  • Sets legal deadline
  • Accounts for UK bank holidays

Rationale

Removes human error from applying the legal framework. The clock is calculated, not guessed or tracked on a spreadsheet someone forgets to check.

6

Surveyor specifies the exact required remediation

  • Precise instruction
  • Matched to diagnosed cause
  • Not a generic fix

Rationale

Minimises repeat visits for the same root issue. The contractor works from a clear brief, not their own guess at what sort the mould out means.

7

Management assigns a credential-verified, available contractor

  • Matched by specialism
  • Credential verified
  • Currently available

Rationale

Safety critical work only goes to properly qualified people. Reduces both safety risk and the chance of a repair that doesn't actually hold.

8

Contractor completes the work with mandatory evidence

  • Before and after photos
  • Checklist completed
  • Signed attestation

Rationale

Creates an unambiguous timestamped record of exactly what was done, not a verbal job's done. Protects both the housing provider and the tenant if it's ever disputed.

9

Independent re-survey verifies the fix

  • Compares before and after
  • Checks against original diagnosis
  • Formal Pass Fail call

Rationale

This is the step almost nobody else in the market does. It confirms the root cause was actually resolved, not just that the symptom was painted over. Directly addresses Housing Ombudsman findings.

10

Pass → closed, evidence pack ready. Fail → automatically reopens

Pass

Case closed. Evidence pack ready.

Fail

Reopened, carries surveyor notes, re-routed to next available team.

Rationale

A failed repair never quietly disappears. It's caught and re-routed immediately, not left to become a second Ombudsman case.

Full audit trail

Every action, every timestamp, every photo is logged in an append-only record that can never be edited or deleted.

Rationale

This is what actually makes the evidence court-ready. A complete, tamper-proof history for every property, generated automatically, not assembled under pressure after a complaint lands.

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Get ready before the next deadline lands.

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