Considering the above, it is clear that Landlords are most likely to be affected by this new legislation, with a number of risks present to poorly rated property, such as;
- All occupied property where term expiry is post 1st April 2023
- Post occupation vacant possession pre-1st April
- Dilapidation supersession scenarios from required landlord compliance works.
AMC understand how concerning and detrimental this legislation could be to Landlords and can provide a number of proactive and reactive solutions to ensure you remain compliant.
This includes:
- Identification of any asset within the scope of the MEES Regulations.
- Production of an ‘Energy Efficiency Plan’ identifying necessary energy efficiency improvements, including a proposed program of implementation and budget costs.
- Specification, procurement, contract administration and management of improvement works.
- Negotiation of proposals with Tenants and Landlords.