With Autumn definitely upon us and winter just around the corner our friends over at Aviva have put together a Risk Bulletin with some helpful tips to get your business in the best possible position for the seasons ahead.
This week we wanted to take look at the new regulations surrounding smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. This affects anyone who owns and lets a residential property.
The new regulations came in to affect from the 1st October 2015 and make it compulsory to have smoke alarms fitted in all residential properties that are let out.
If you have a property that you own make sure you are up to date on your responsibilities and check out our helpful guide below.
Landlords and the Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm Regulations 2015