Gas safety, EICR, EPC, alarm testing, HMO licensing — five different deadlines, five different intervals, one fine if you miss any of them. LandlordClock tracks them all and tells you before it's a problem.
Enter each address and the date of your last gas check, EICR, EPC and alarm test. Takes about a minute per property.
LandlordClock applies the actual legal intervals — annual gas, 5-year EICR, 10-year EPC — so you don't have to remember which rule applies to what.
Emails land at 60, 30 and 7 days before anything's due, with time to actually book someone in.
This is a real LandlordClock dashboard — three properties, three different states, at a glance.
No rent collection, no tenant portal, no accounting module. Just the compliance side, done properly.
Calculated from real UK legal intervals the moment you add a certificate date.
HMO and selective licensing deadlines, alongside gas, EICR, EPC and alarm testing — all in the same dashboard.
Sent well ahead of the deadline, not the day it lapses.
One screen, every property, colour-coded so nothing hides in a spreadsheet.
No. LandlordClock is built for individual landlords as much as small portfolios — you just need one property to get started.
Not yet — LandlordClock tracks the dates and reminds you in good time, but you still choose and book your own registered engineer.
Same price either way. One flat monthly fee, however many properties you add.
LandlordClock is built around England's compliance rules: gas safety applies UK-wide, EPC covers England & Wales, but EICR, alarm testing and HMO licensing are England-specific regulations. Wales runs its own separate framework (the Renting Homes (Wales) Act and Rent Smart Wales) with broadly similar but not identical requirements, and Scotland and Northern Ireland differ further — get in touch if that's you.
Set it up once. Get on with being a landlord, not a diary.
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