HMO fire safety is more demanding than a normal let. Here is what counts as an HMO and the fire rules that apply to landlords in England.
How often does an HMO EICR need doing? Here is the five-year electrical testing rule for HMOs and what the report codes mean.
EICR electrical testing for a holiday let should happen at least every five years. Here is what the inspection covers and why it protects you.
What are the HMO gas safety rules? Here is the annual Gas Safe check, the record you must keep and how it ties into fire safety.
PAT testing airbnb owners arrange keeps plug-in appliances safe between guests. Here is what the guidance expects and how it differs from an EICR.
The e-bike fire risk in a holiday let is real and rising, driven by lithium batteries. Here is what owners should know and the charging rules to set.
Does HMO furniture have to meet fire regulations? Here is what the HMO furniture fire regulations require for the items you provide.
Clear escape routes in a holiday let can save lives when guests do not know the layout. Here is what the guidance requires of you as an owner.
How much does an HMO fire risk assessment cost? Here is what drives the price and how to judge whether a cheap assessment is worth it.
Whether you need fire doors holiday cottage rules require depends on the building. Here is what the guidance says, and when standard doors are fine.
What are the penalties for HMO fire safety breaches? Here is what enforcement, fines and HMO fire safety penalties can mean for a landlord.
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