With summer officially starting in a few weeks, winter is probably the last thing on most landlords’ minds.
But summer is actually a good time to prepare your property for winter by retrofitting it. Here’s why.
Good weather
Jobs like installing solar panels and heat pumps and replacing windows are best carried out in the warmer, drier months.
Longer days
In the summer, there are more daylight hours, meaning tradespeople can work for extended periods, should they wish. Jobs can be finished more quickly, minimising disruption to your tenants.
Availability
Plumbers and boiler specialists usually work their socks off in autumn and winter. If you want to replace an ageing boiler with a greener model, do it in summer when they’re in less demand.
First steps
If you’re unsure what energy efficiency measures would be best for your rental, speak to your letting agent. They’ll be able to make useful suggestions about what will add the most value and recommend reliable tradespeople.
Contact us today to discuss retrofitting your rental property.
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Tom Ferguson
Residential Sales Manager
07956 931964
t.ferguson@drewery.co.uk
James King
Lettings Manager
07956 931924
j.king@drewery.co.uk
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