Alaska rental inspection report template

Alaska rules for this report

These rules are about how and when you report, not the template's fields. Check them before you deliver.

• When the tenancy ends, the landlord may apply the deposit or prepaid rent to accrued rent and to damages from the tenant's breach of the tenant's obligations, itemized in a written notice mailed to the tenant's last known address together with the amount due to the tenantAlaska Statutes s. 34.03.070 (b)
• Damages means deterioration of the premises and their contents, but not deterioration from normal wear and tear or caused by the landlord's failure to prepare for expected conditions or to meet the landlord's own obligationsAlaska Statutes s. 34.03.070 (b) (1)-(2)
• Normal wear and tear means deterioration from the intended use of the rental unit without negligence, carelessness, accident, misuse or abuse by the tenant, their household, invitees or guestsAlaska Statutes s. 34.03.070 (i) (1)
• With proper notice to end the tenancy, the landlord mails the notice and refund within 14 days after the tenancy ends and possession is delivered, or within 30 days where costs are deducted for damages; without proper notice, within 30 daysAlaska Statutes s. 34.03.070 (g) · Alaska Department of Law, The Alaska Landlord & Tenant Act: what it means to you
• A landlord who wilfully fails to follow these rules can be liable for up to twice the actual amount withheldAlaska Statutes s. 34.03.070 (d) · Alaska Department of Law, The Alaska Landlord & Tenant Act: what it means to you
• An additional pet deposit, for a pet that is not a service animal, may not exceed one month's rent, is accounted for separately, and may be applied only to damage directly related to the petAlaska Statutes s. 34.03.070 (h)
• The landlord tells the tenant the terms and conditions under which the deposit or prepaid rent may be withheldAlaska Statutes s. 34.03.070 (c)
• The tenant may not unreasonably refuse entry for an inspection; except in an emergency or where impracticable, the landlord gives at least 24 hours' notice and enters only at reasonable times and with the tenant's consentAlaska Statutes s. 34.03.140 (a) and (c)

What is in it

• Entry and hallwaysWalls and ceiling, Floor, Doors and locks, Lights and switches
• Living and dining areasWalls and ceiling, Floor and carpet, Windows, screens and coverings, Outlets, lights and switches, Furnishings supplied by the landlord (contents inventory)
• KitchenStove, oven and range hood, Refrigerator and freezer, Dishwasher, Sink, faucet and drain, Counters and cabinets, Walls, ceiling and floor
• BedroomsWalls and ceilings, Floors and carpet, Windows, screens and coverings, Closets and doors
• BathroomsToilet, Tub, shower, grout and caulking, Sink, vanity and mirror, Exhaust fan, Walls, ceiling and floor
• Laundry and utilityWasher and dryer, Heating, cooling and thermostat, Water heater
• Safety devicesSmoke alarms tested, Carbon monoxide alarms tested, Fire extinguisher
• Exterior, parking and storageBalcony, patio or yard, Parking or garage, Storage
• Keys, fobs and remotesItem, Quantity, Notes

Rules last reviewed October 10, 2026. Read the full Alaska rental inspection report requirements.