The Tenancy Deposit Scheme and the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) have joined forces to launch a valuable guide addressing the critical issue of damp and mould in privately rented homes. This guidance comes in response to the latest guidelines issued by the Government, emphasising the importance of ensuring safe and healthy living environments for tenants in the PRS.
The guide, relevant for landlords, agents and tenants aims to provide essential information to better understand and address this common issue.
Steve Harriott, CEO of the TDS Group, comments:
” Addressing mould and damp issues in rental properties is not just a legal obligation, it’s a necessary responsibility we hold towards ensuring the well-being of our tenants. And, beyond compliance, tackling these problems quickly is a crucial step in having homes that foster good health and quality living conditions. By collaborating with the NRLA on this guide, we want to empower the community with knowledge and practical solutions to address mould and damp.”
Steve concludes:
“By proactively managing mould and damp, property professionals not only adhere to Government guidelines but also contribute to the overall satisfaction and safety of those renting homes in the PRS.”
This joint guide by TDS and NRLA provides valuable insights and practical recommendations. Its goal is to improve the well-being of tenants, increase awareness of how to manage mould and damp, and improve the quality of homes in the PRS.
The guide is available for download on the Tenancy Deposit Scheme website here.
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