In Tasmania, winters can be chilly, and making sure your rental property has adequate heating is more than just a matter of comfort — it’s a legal requirement.
Under Tasmania’s minimum rental standards, all rental properties must be heated adequately in living spaces to ensure tenants have a warm, comfortable environment during the colder months. Not only is it essential for tenant satisfaction, but staying compliant with these standards also safeguards your investment.
To meet the standard, your property should have functional heating in areas such as the living room, kitchen, and dining spaces. While the specific type of heating can vary, it needs to be effective and safe. Whether you have electric heaters, gas systems, or wood fires, the heating system must be in good working order, able to provide warmth across the common living areas of the property.
Compliant heating systems can significantly affect both tenant retention and your property’s long-term condition. Here's why:
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We’re committed to helping you avoid costly future repairs by keeping your property in top condition today.