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The Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) gives the home owners, tenants and buyers information on the energy efficiency of their property.
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A property inventory report is essential for helping to prevent disputes with tenants, and ensuring that your rental property is in the same condition (less fair, wear and tear) at the end of a tenancy
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It is also a landlord's responsibility to arrange the inspection with a gas safe registered engineer. If a landlord is gas safe registered engineer himself he is not allowed to carry out the inspection in his properties.
Our Services
We specialise in the services necessary to make your property compliant.
For emergencies, please call us on 01707 246 333.
If unsure, call an agent to ensure legal compliance of your property 01707 246 333.
As a landlord, it is important to ensure that your property is up to date and in a legal condition to ensure that you can legally rent out your property. This includes obtaining the necessary certificates and reports such as the EPC report, gas safety certificate, and electrical safety report, to ensure that your property meets legal standards and is safe for tenants to live in. Additionally, it is important to make sure that you have all the necessities in place to avoid problems in the future, such as having working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors, and ensuring that your property is adequately insured. By taking these necessary steps, you can ensure that you are providing a safe and comfortable living environment for your tenants, while also protecting your investment in your property.
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Yes. But we will need the report before we attend the check out. A check out compares the condition of the property to what it was at the time the tenants moved in so it’s an essential document.
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All our clerks include metre readings in their reports (if accessible), however should the metres be placed in unusual places we require the instructing principle for guidance beforehand.
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Ideally yes. However, if a tenant is unable to be present at the time of check in we can still conduct the report and deliver keys locally for the tenants to collect when they are available.
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