Common Mistakes Landlords Make with Property Safety
Being a landlord in London involves ensuring homes are safe, properly maintained, and compliant with legal standards.
The UK government requires landlords to keep properties safe and free from health hazards, with correctly installed and maintained gas and electrical systems.
Fire Safety Oversights
Many landlords make mistakes in fire safety, including failing to regularly check smoke alarm batteries, installing alarms in incorrect locations, or neglecting fire escape routes.
- Having at least one smoke alarm on every floor is a legal requirement in London.
- A carbon monoxide alarm is required in any room with a solid fuel appliance.
Landlords must keep their properties safe and free from health hazards.
These mistakes put tenants at serious risk and break regulations.
Author's summary: Landlords often neglect property safety.
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