From gas safety certificates and electrical inspections to smoke, heat, and carbon monoxide alarms, meeting these requirements is essential for protecting tenants and avoiding fines or legal issues. Quicklet can manage all your compliance obligations, keeping your rental properties safe, legal, and tenant-ready.
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Book a Call NowEvery rental property in Northern Ireland must have a valid Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) before it can be advertised for rent. EPCs provide a rating of your property's energy efficiency and are valid for 10 years. If you've recently purchased a property, the EPC may already be included in the home report.
Quicklet can arrange your EPC quickly and efficiently, ensuring your property is compliant and ready for tenants.
Book a Call NowNew regulations require all private rented properties in Northern Ireland to have an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) at least every five years. This applies to both new and existing leases, making it a legal obligation for landlords.
Stay compliant with Quicklet. We arrange EICRs for your property, keeping tenants safe and your rental fully legal.
From 1st September 2024, all rental properties must have:
Alarms must be interlinked, so if one activates, they all sound. Landlords are responsible for ensuring alarms are fitted, tested, and maintained.
Quicklet can install and maintain all alarms, keeping your rental compliant and your tenants protected.
Find out MoreAll gas appliances, fittings, and flues in rental properties must be inspected annually by a Gas Safe registered engineer. Landlords must provide tenants with a Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) at the start of tenancy and within 28 days of each annual check.
Quicklet manages gas safety inspections so you can rest assured your property is fully compliant and safe for tenants.
Under the Smoke, Heat and Carbon Monoxide Alarms for Private Tenancies Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2024, landlords must install carbon monoxide alarms in rooms or circulation spaces with fixed combustion appliances or flues.
Quicklet ensures all CO alarms are installed and maintained, keeping your rental properties compliant and tenants safe.
While PAT testing isn't legally required for all domestic rentals, landlords must ensure that supplied electrical appliances - like kettles, toasters, or TVs - are safe to use. Regular testing identifies hazards and demonstrates compliance with electrical safety standards.
Quicklet can coordinate PAT testing, ensuring all appliances are safe and your property meets its duty of care.
Managing landlord legal compliance in Northern Ireland can be complicated.
Quicklet handles EPCs, EICRs, gas safety certificates, alarms, and PAT testing on your behalf, ensuring your rental properties:
Contact Quicklet today to make your rental property fully compliant and stress-free.
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