Landlord compliance checklist

Answer 10 questions about your property’s certificates and safety setup. We score your compliance position, flag the urgent gaps, and email you a personalised action plan with renewal dates. Fines for breaches now reach £40,000 per property.

Enter the dates of your latest certificates and tick off the basic safety checks. We will score your position and email you a personalised action plan with renewal dates. Penalties for breaches now reach £40,000 per property.

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About the property

01

Gas Safety Certificate (CP12)

Annual gas safety inspection by a Gas Safe registered engineer. Required by law for every property with gas appliances.

02

EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report)

Five-year electrical safety inspection by a qualified electrician. Mandatory for all private rentals since 2020.

03

EPC (Energy Performance Certificate)

Ten-year energy rating. Rating C or above will be required for all rentals from 2028 — plan upgrades now if you are at D or below.

04

Legionella risk assessment

Every two years. Required by the HSE for all rental properties, particularly those with water tanks or showers.

05

PAT testing (furnished lets)

Three-yearly portable appliance testing for any electrical items you supply. Only required if the property is let furnished.

06

Smoke alarms on every floor

A working smoke alarm on each storey, tested at the start of every tenancy. Required since 2015.

07

CO alarms in rooms with combustion appliances

A carbon monoxide alarm in every room containing a fixed combustion appliance (boilers, gas fires, log burners).

08

Tenancy deposit protected within 30 days

Deposit registered with TDS, DPS or mydeposits within 30 days of receipt + Prescribed Information served to tenant.

09

Right to Rent checks completed

Verified each tenant's immigration status before tenancy start. Fines start at £80 per tenant and rise rapidly.

10

“How to Rent” guide given to tenant

Current government “How to Rent” guide handed to tenant at tenancy start. Still required under the Renters' Rights Act — failing to serve it can restrict possession claims.

Get your personalised report

We will email you the full report with action items and renewal dates.