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Compliance is no longer something landlords can afford to treat as reactive. With increasing enforcement, tighter safety regulations and greater tenant awareness, staying compliant protects more than your property. It protects your rental income.
The good news is that the core legal requirements are straightforward and affordable when managed properly.
Here are the five essential compliance services every landlord should have booked and up to date.
From £114.00
An EICR is legally required at least every five years in most rental properties. It ensures your wiring, fuse boards and circuits are safe and compliant.
A qualified electrician will assess the condition of the electrical installation and highlight any required remedial work.
Why it matters:
From £69.00
If your property has gas appliances, a valid Gas Safety Certificate must be renewed every 12 months.
A Gas Safe engineer will inspect:
Failing to maintain a valid CP12 can result in fines and invalidate insurance.
From £69.00
An EPC is required before marketing your property and is valid for ten years. With the proposed move toward a minimum EPC rating of C, understanding your current rating is critical.
An EPC not only keeps you compliant but also provides recommendations to improve energy efficiency and protect long term yield.
From £79.00
Landlords are legally required to install smoke alarms on every storey and carbon monoxide alarms in rooms with solid fuel appliances.
You can book:
Ensuring alarms are correctly installed and tested reduces liability and keeps tenants safe.
From £84.00
While separate from the CP12, regular boiler servicing improves safety, efficiency and reliability.
A qualified Gas Safe engineer will inspect, test and clean the boiler to ensure it is operating correctly.
Benefits include:
With Checkatrade for Business you can:
Compliance does not need to be stressful. The landlords who treat it as part of their operating model protect their yield and avoid costly disruption.