If you’re renting your living space, then you face a slightly different set of responsibilities when it comes to repairs. When it comes to the kitchen, you’ll find that any damage might be registered and held against you when you come to move out – and that, as such, your […]
How to Increase the Value of your Home
Essential Tips for Roof Maintenance
Property maintenance is an essential undertaking for both domestic homeowners and commercial businesses. Without a careful and considered approach to evaluating the state of your property or premises, issues can crop up with devastating consequences for your building and budget. This is especially important to reckon with in times of […]
Ways to Increase the Efficiency of Your Property
How Much Does a Damp Survey Cost?
A Landlords Guide To EICR & Electrical Safety
Since 1st April this year, all tenancies in England have been covered by the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020. As the name suggests, the regulations set out electrical safety requirements for private sector landlords. The regulations apply to all standard tenancies Schedule 1 of […]
A Guide for Landlords: How to Make Your Home Ready to Let
When Does My Property Need a Rewire?
Few renovation jobs are quite as messy, time-consuming or disruptive than a full rewire. The electrical system within your home is complex, operating on several different circuits around the home. That is why sometimes when a light bulb goes, you will still find rooms of the house with power. Your […]
What Property Owners Should Know About This Year’s Japanese Knotweed Rule Changes
It’s been a tumultuous year for buyers and sellers of all assets, including real estate. With the majority of news stories covering Covid-related developments, it’s been all too easy to miss changes in the smaller things. As these smaller things can often be quite significant “gotchas” for sellers (when it’s […]
Getting Your Property Ready for Reoccupation
Many organisations have put their buildings on lockdown as occupancy rates have fallen, and businesses or tenants have moved out. The good news is that this will not last forever, but building owners and property managers should be prepared to bring their properties back to life once things start going […]