In the UK, landlords have a responsibility to ensure that homes are safe and in good repair. This includes addressing issues of damp and mould.… Read More »Understanding the Types and Health Risks of Mould
Carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas which can cause serious injury or death. It is colourless, odourless, tasteless, and upon entering the body it prevents… Read More »Carbon Monoxide
Streaming windows, water on the walls, musty damp odours, mould and damp patches on walls and ceiling. Condensation dampness arises when a property is unable… Read More »Condensation
Under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, the landlord has the responsibility to maintain the property, including pipes, drainage and plumbing. However, if a drain… Read More »Drains & Sewage
Landlords are required to maintain existing fire escapes and if there is a risk to health and safety then legal action can be taken to… Read More »Fire and Smoke
In the UK, landlords have a responsibility to keep their properties safe and free from health hazards. In terms of electrical safety, the law states… Read More »Electrical Safety
