
Ensuring your property is safe

Providing an energy performance certificate
Before you market your property to prospective tenants, you’re required to provide an energy performance certificate (EPC). EPC’s contain information which covers the typical energy costs and energy use in a property and they also give recommendations on how energy consumption can be reduced. The documents, which are valid for 10 years, give properties an efficiency rating from A (the most efficient) down to G. To get an EPC, you’ll need to contact an accredited assessor. There is a minimum rating in place too which you must adhere too although there are exemptions.
To find out more, please contact us today on 01793 520 721.

Protecting your tenants' deposits
- Deposit Protection Service
- MyDeposits
- Tenancy Deposit Scheme

Checking tenants' right to rent

Understanding your rights of entry
This isn’t an exhaustive list of your responsibilities as a landlord, but we hope it covers some of the basics and should give you a better idea of what to expect.We understand how important it is to make every let as stress-free as possible and with our expertise, we are well equipped to make sure everything runs as smoothly as possible. If you’d like further information on any of the above, please call us on 01793 520 721.