Property Logbooks

A landlord gas safety certificate usually costs £60–£90 for a single boiler, rising with each extra appliance. Here is what you actually pay in 2026 and how to bring it down.

“CP12” is the old industry code for the Landlord Gas Safety Record — the same legal document by a different name. Here is exactly what it shows and why it matters.

The documents a UK developer must hand over with a new-build home — structural warranty, building control, EPC, appliance manuals — and what the New Homes Quality Code adds.

The documents every UK leaseholder should keep — the lease, service charge accounts, ground rent, building safety (EWS1), and managing agent records — and why they matter at sale.

Everything a UK landlord should keep in a property logbook — gas safety, EICR, EPC, legionella, deposit protection, Right to Rent, and the tenancy compliance trail.

The complete conveyancing document checklist for selling a UK home — TA6, TA10, title deeds, EPC, compliance certificates, guarantees — and why assembling it early speeds the sale.

What estate agents and sellers must disclose under the UK material information rules — Parts A, B and C — and how it feeds the property logbook and home-buying reform.

The UK digital property logbook landscape — the Residential Logbook Association (RLBA), accredited providers, and how to choose a property logbook.

Live status of the UK's property logbook and home buying & selling reforms: are they law yet? The timeline from consultation to mandatory, updated as each stage lands.

What a property logbook is, what goes in it, how it differs from a sales pack, the 2026 reforms making it standard in England, and how to build yours. The complete UK guide.

A property logbook gathers every key document about your home in one place. Here is the full UK checklist — title, EPC, gas, electrical, building regs, FENSA, planning, boiler and solar — and how to get each one.

The June 2026 MHCLG reforms put digital property logbooks and upfront sales packs at the heart of home selling in England. Here is what is actually changing, what goes in a logbook, and when the rules take effect.