Keep every let legal without living in a spreadsheet — fire risk assessment, gas, EICR, EPC, alarms and licensing all tracked, with reminders, a live compliance score per property, and a full audit trail if a guest, insurer or council ever asks.
A short-term let carries the same safety duties as any let property, plus its own fire risk assessment and, increasingly, a local licence or registration. Complys brings them together so you can see, in one view, exactly which properties are compliant and which need action today.
Create the fire risk assessment every short-term let legally needs, and keep it under review as things change.
Gas, EICR, EPC and alarm checks stored in one place, each with its own expiry watched.
Reminders for gas, EICR, EPC, licences and reviews at 60/30/14/7 days.
Record the local short-term let licence or registration alongside the safety documents.
A live 0–100% score, with critical items flagged separately from the percentage.
Prove what was in place and when — for a guest complaint, an insurer or a council.
New to short-term let compliance? These guides cover the obligations most hosts ask about first:
It keeps every legal obligation for a short-term let in one place — the fire risk assessment, gas safety, EICR, EPC, smoke and CO alarms, and any local licence or registration — tracks every expiry, and prompts action before anything lapses. Complys adds a live compliance score per property so you always know where each let stands.
Yes. Because guests pay to sleep there, a short-term let is covered by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, which makes you the 'responsible person' and requires a fire risk assessment. Complys can build one for the property and keep it under review. See our guide to Airbnb fire risk assessments for the detail.
It depends on the property, but typically: a gas safety certificate where there are gas appliances, an EICR for the electrical installation, working smoke and CO alarms, and often an EPC. Your fire risk assessment sets the fire-safety measures. Complys tracks each one and reminds you before it expires.
It depends where the property is. Scotland requires a short-term let licence for every let. England is introducing a registration scheme and a new planning use class. Wales has its own registration and licensing rules. Complys records the licence or registration alongside the safety documents so nothing is missed.
Yes. The same obligations apply whether you call it an Airbnb, a holiday let or serviced accommodation, and Complys handles a single property or a whole portfolio with a compliance score for each.
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