Fire guidance for self-catering lets says to test every smoke alarm at each change of guests and keep a record. A ChangeoverLog QR sticker lets your cleaner do it in 30 seconds, and you get a dated log.
Rules based on the Home Office fire safety guide for small paying-guest accommodation and HSE gas safety guidance.
From "what do I need?" to proof on file, in four steps.
Gas, log burner, floors, guests. It takes about two minutes.
Only the rules that apply to you, each with its official source.
At each changeover the cleaner scans it and ticks: alarms tested, exits clear, appliances OK.
Every check is timestamped and named, ready for the council, your insurer or the new register.
One place for the checks, the certificates and the proof.
The cleaner scans the sticker, ticks each check and types a name. Failed items are flagged, and every entry is dated. That is the record the fire guide asks you to keep.
Try it now →Ten questions, then only the rules that apply to your property.
Start the checker →Gas safety, EICR, fire risk assessment: stored, with an email before each one expires.
One PDF with your certificates and check history for the council, your insurer or the register.
Fire instructions, exits and emergency details for guests, from a QR code.
Holiday lets fall under fire safety law. As the owner, you are the "responsible person".
fines for fire safety failures.
possible fine per property for gas safety failures.
England's short-term let register is expected to start.
We show each rule with its official wording: a legal requirement ("must") or an official recommendation ("should"). See every rule and its source.
No property management system to learn. Just: what must I have, when does it expire, and can I prove it?