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The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has launched a new partnership with a leading provider of flexible boiler and emergency cover, YourRepair.
As a result, NRLA members will be able to get comprehensive boiler cover enabling them to call on YourRepair should they need urgent assistance.
In addition, members will also benefit from a discounted monthly fee.
Extra cover may be tailored to a landlord’s needs with boiler and central heating repairs, plumbing repairs, repairs to taps or toilets, pest control and a whole host of other services.
The NRLA’s chief executive, Ben Beadle, said: “We are delighted to confirm this partnership with YourRepair, who will be able to provide our members with an important, much-needed service.
“Making life easier for members and taking some of the hassle out of keeping rental properties in top-condition is a welcome addition to our service.”
John Thornton, the operations director at YourRepair, said: “We’re thrilled to be working with the NRLA to bring our products and services to their landlord members.
“Like the NRLA, we recognise that being a landlord comes with many responsibilities, so we want to make it as simple and easy as possible for them to protect and maintain one of the most essential assets in the property.”
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7:41 PM, 11th July 2026, About 1 week ago
I think partnerships like this can be genuinely useful for landlords especially if they make it easier to access services that are already part of running a rental property. That said, I’d still compare the actual policy terms rather than assuming a member discount automatically means it’s the best option. Things like response times, claim limits, exclusions, and what’s included as standard can vary quite a bit between providers. A little comparison upfront can save a lot of hassle if an emergency ever comes up.