Owners and residents
One place for a building’s safety-check dates and the faults reported in its homes. An owner adds a building and its homes, and each home keeps its gas, electrical and energy-certificate dates; the next ones are worked out on the server and anything falling due within 90 days is set out first. Someone living in a home, given its code by the owner, can report a fault there and follow it along the eight steps.
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An account takes a name, an email and a password of ten characters or more. Nothing is asked about money, and nothing is checked against anyone else’s records.
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- Buildings and homes
- A house, a small block of flats or a few houses sharing grounds, each with the homes inside it.
- Check dates
- Gas every twelve months with its two-month early window, the electrics every five years or sooner if the report asks, the energy certificate’s ten years: the same rules as the calculator on Kept in date.
- Faults
- What, where, since when and how pressing, in the bands set out on Opened up. A report starts at Reported and stays there until the company moves it.
KENYON PROPERTIES YORKSHIRE LTD does not yet look after any building: it takes one on only under a written agreement with its owner, and only after joining a government-approved redress scheme, and it has done neither yet. Until then, what you keep here is for your own use. A fault reported here is not a request for work, and nobody books a check from these dates.
What the portal keeps about you, why, for how long and how to delete it: the portal’s privacy note. It sets one cookie, only once you sign in, to keep you signed in.