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Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarms Regulation Update

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Since 2020, landlords have been legally required to repair or replace smoke and carbon monoxide alarms once they have been informed that they are faulty, although testing throughout the duration of a tenancy is the resident’s responsibility.

However, from 1st October 2022, all landlords will also now be obliged to ensure a carbon monoxide alarm is installed in any room of their properties where there is a fixed combustion appliance (including a gas boiler). Where a new fixed combustion appliance is installed a carbon monoxide alarm will be required to be installed by law. Gas cooker appliances are excluded from the new rules.

Watch the short video below for a full update from our Property Manager, Liz.

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If you have any questions about this or anything else relating to letting or renting a property, please do get in touch with team who will be very happy to help and advise.

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