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Rule changes, explained
New legislation and deadlines in plain English, with what they mean for your property and what to do next.
Renewal reminders
Seasonal nudges for the certificates and checks that come round every year, so nothing slips past its expiry date.
Practical guides
Step-by-step help with EPCs, EICRs, gas safety, PAT testing and getting a property ready for new tenants.
RentalComply news
New services and new areas as engineers join, so you know when you can book what you need.
The kind of thing we cover
The questions landlords actually ask
Every rental property needs up-to-date safety certificates. We keep you on top of the ones that matter, when they matter.
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- When your EICR is due, and what C1, C2 and C3 codes mean
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- Getting a property compliant between tenancies
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