HMO Landlord Certificates Checklist for London (2026)
Which certificates does an HMO landlord in London need? A plain checklist: gas, EICR, EPC, fire risk, legionella, PAT and asbestos, with how often each is due.
Which certificates does an HMO landlord in London need? A plain checklist: gas, EICR, EPC, fire risk, legionella, PAT and asbestos, with how often each is due.
HMOs in England need an EICR at least every 5 years. Learn what the report covers, C1 C2 codes, who gets a copy and the deadlines for repairs.
HMO gas safety certificates must be renewed every 12 months by a Gas Safe engineer. See what is checked, when tenants get a copy and how to avoid lapses.
EPCs last 10 years and councils often ask for one with an HMO licence. What rating is needed, what it costs and when you can skip a new one.
Is a fire risk assessment required for an HMO? Learn what it covers, who can do it, how often to review it and what London councils want to see.
Landlords must assess and control legionella risk. See what an HMO assessment covers, how often to review it and what it costs in London.
Renewing an HMO licence in London? See which certificates to prepare, how far ahead to book them and the mistakes that delay councils.