Certs Reminder

Renters’ Rights Act Compliance for Landlords

Renters’ Rights Act reforms change tenancy and possession rules in England, but Gas Safety, EICR and EPC duties remain core landlord obligations. Keep certificates current and findable so reform headlines never distract from the next renewal date on each property.

The Renters’ Rights Act reforms are reshaping private renting in England — including how tenancies are structured and how landlords regain possession. Whatever the procedural detail on any given commencement date, one constant remains: poor certificate hygiene still undermines your position.

Last updated: 2026-07-10

What should landlords prepare under the Renters’ Rights Act?

Keep Gas Safety, EICR and EPC files current and findable. Know how you will evidence compliance quickly if a dispute, complaint or possession process requires it. Do not rely on an agent’s inbox as your only copy.

Follow official guidance as provisions come into force. This page is practical orientation, not legal advice — for case-specific decisions, speak to a qualified adviser.

Why do certificates still sit at the centre of compliance?

Possession and enforcement landscapes change; safety duties do not disappear. Landlords who can prove in-date certificates are simply better placed than landlords who cannot.

Use a tracker and reminders so reform headlines do not distract you from the annual gas check that is still due next month.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Renters’ Rights Act remove gas safety duties?

No. Gas safety, electrical safety and energy performance duties remain core landlord obligations.

What is the best compliance step I can take this week?

Verify the next due dates for Gas Safety, EICR and EPC on every property you let, and book anything due within 90 days.

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