Property logbook requirements for UK homeowners and landlords — gas safety certificates, FENSA records, planning permissions, boiler service history, and building compliance documents.
Property Logbooks
What the MCS certificate proves about your UK solar installation — eligibility for the Smart Export Guarantee, warranty cover, value at sale, and what to do if you've lost it.
Property Logbooks
A UK landlord's guide to EICR codes — C1 (immediate danger), C2 (potentially dangerous), C3 (improvement recommended), FI (further investigation). Legal timelines and remedial duties.
Property Logbooks
The full set of planning permission records UK homeowners should keep — applications, decision notices, conditions, completion certificates.
Property Logbooks
A UK homeowner's guide to FENSA certificates — why they matter at sale, how to replace a lost one, and what the alternatives are.
Property Logbooks
A UK landlord's complete guide to the Gas Safety Certificate — the 12-month rule, the 28-day rule, what the record must contain, and the fines for non-compliance.
Property Logbooks
Why boiler service records matter at sale, for warranty, and for Gas Safety — plus a checklist of what UK homeowners should keep and how long.
Property Logbooks
The complete paperwork pack every UK homeowner should keep after a solar install — MCS, DNO, G98/G99, building notice, warranty.
Property Logbooks
A UK homeowner's guide to consumer unit replacement paperwork — Minor Works vs EIC, Part P notification, Building Regs, and retention rules.
Property Logbooks
A UK homeowner's guide to Part P — which electrical jobs are notifiable, who certifies them, and what records must be kept for life of property.
Property Logbooks
The complete list of electrical records every UK landlord must keep — EICR, PAT, Minor Works, Part P — plus tenant and council disclosure rules.
Property Logbooks
When UK electrical work needs an EIC vs a Minor Works Certificate, and what each document must record under BS 7671 and Part P.
Property Logbooks
The UK legal position on PAT testing — who it applies to, test intervals, what records to keep, and when businesses and landlords can skip it.