From the paperwork side, company lets are exactly where this gets messy in practice. Occupants change, no single tenant is there from start to finish, and nobody can reliably confirm condition months later. That is why a dated check-in at...
On the panels themselves nothing to add, the earlier answers have it right. Portable kit scores nothing because RdSAP only counts what's permanently installed. Fixed, MCS panels are a different story and do add points, but that's a proper install,...
Agreed with the earlier answers — SAP only scores permanently installed systems, so plug-in units are treated as portable appliances and score nothing. That part is settled. Two things that might matter more to you than the panels, though. First,...
Reply to the comment left by Peter Merrick at 05:26 Richard, I think the answer is buried in the reply they sent you — you just have to read it very literally. "All private landlords operating assured or regulated tenancies...
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Reply to comment left by [email protected] at 22/09/2026 - 07:06
Keep the photos, the socket and consumer unit shots, and the removal agreement together with the EPC file.
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From the paperwork side, company lets are exactly where this gets messy in practice. Occupants change, no single tenant is there from start to finish, and nobody can reliably confirm condition months later. That is why a dated check-in at...
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On the panels themselves nothing to add, the earlier answers have it right. Portable kit scores nothing because RdSAP only counts what's permanently installed. Fixed, MCS panels are a different story and do add points, but that's a proper install,...
Read More →22nd September 2026, 1 month ago
Agreed with the earlier answers — SAP only scores permanently installed systems, so plug-in units are treated as portable appliances and score nothing. That part is settled. Two things that might matter more to you than the panels, though. First,...
Read More →Reply to comment left by Peter Merrick at 22/09/2026 - 05:26
Reply to the comment left by Peter Merrick at 05:26 Richard, I think the answer is buried in the reply they sent you — you just have to read it very literally. "All private landlords operating assured or regulated tenancies...
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