BoilerPlan Partners with Manor Properties to Help Customers Save Money on Boiler Deals BoilerPlan by Gascall Services, the UK’s leading boiler installation and replacement company, is pleased to announce its new partnership with Manor Properties, a leading property management company. This strategic partnership aims to provide customers with the best possible deals on boiler installations and replacements, ensuring they save money while enjoying top-quality services. As part of the partnership, BoilerPlan will offer its services to Manor Properties’ extensive customer base, helping them to identify the most suitable boiler options for their needs and budget. Manor Properties customers will also have access to BoilerPlan’s expert installation services, including flexible finance options, ensuring they get the best value for their money. “BoilerPlan is thrilled to be partnering with Manor Properties, one of the leading property management companies in the UK,” said [Name], CEO of BoilerPlan. “Through this partnership, we hope to provide our customers with access to even more value-for-money deals, helping them save money while enjoying top-quality services.” “We are delighted to partner with BoilerPlan,” said Peter, Director of Manor Properties. “This partnership will enable us to provide our customers with reliable and efficient boiler installation and replacement services, while […]
In 2018, all landlords in the private rental market will have to meet stringent new regulations concerning energy efficiency. And although compliance isn’t required until April 2018, there are already some implications taking effect. So what does it mean for both existing and potential landlords? Is there Financial Support From 2016, tenants can require landlords to make reasonable improvements to the energy efficiency of their home, where there is financial support available, for example, from the Green Deal which provides government funding to finance the installation of green technologies. Landlords can, however, refuse if it means a financial outlay beyond the funding. However, by April 2018, all private rented properties must be brought up to a certain energy efficiency level. After that time, it will be illegal to rent out a property which is non-compliant. Where tenants are already living in a property, the landlord has until 2020 to complete the improvements. How is energy efficiency assessed Every property currently has an Energy Performance Certificate, rating the property between category A (the most efficient) and G (the least efficient). In 2018, the minimum acceptable standard will become category E. For more advice on this, you can contact Base Energy who […]
