General Tenants Obligations 2024

General Tenants Obligations

During time of drought or a hose pipe ban you will still be responsible for the watering of all plants and the general up-keep of the garden. We would advise you to ensure you are aware of your gardening responsibilities upon commencement of your tenancy by referring to the Tenant/Landlord obligations within your signed Tenancy Agreement. Cleaning As an occupier, please ensure you understand your responsibilities with regards to the cleaning of home. This includes but, is not limited to the cleaning of; linen, crockery, surfaces, sanitary ware, normal kitchen appliances (such as, kettle, toaster, cooker, fridge) etc. You are responsible for cleaning most items in your home, should you decide to ignore your cleaning responsibilities you may find that you will cause damage to the item which is beyond repair, and you will be held responsible for the replacement of the item. Items that you will need specialist assistance with include but are not limited to: + Windows (where not safely accessible) + Carpets (where specialist instructions need to be adhered to) Please note your Landlord can deduct the costs of professional cleaning of the premises & any damages from the security deposit held by the Landlord Health and Safety It is your responsibility to alert the relevant parties/authorities should there be a health or safety issue within or around your home. This can include but is not limited to; Gas, Electricity or Water issues. Should you suspect a problem with any of these please do not hesitate to raise the alarm with the appropriate authority. It is imperative that the safety of you and others around you is not at risk. Gas Gas is usually a safe and easy way to heat your house, but it can also be potentially dangerous if a leak occurs, or an appliance is faulty. + Leaks Only 1850 205050 + Gas emergency 1850 205050 + If you require a safety check of your natural gas installation phone 1850 797979 If you smell gas or think that you may have a gas leak somewhere then you should call Bord Gais Emergencies line straight away. 1. Open your windows and doors to let air in 2. Make sure all gas appliances are turned off 3. Turn the gas off at the mains if possible 4. Do not turn lights on or off and avoid using other electrical switches and appliances as this could trigger an explosion 5. Do not smoke, light a match or any other naked flame 6. Ensure you and others in the property leave the property and await National Grid 7. If you need to make a call from a mobile phone – go outside the property first 8. Do not try and investigate the problem or attempt to fix a leak or a faulty appliance + Curtains (dependent on the material) + Linen (dependent on the material) + Chimneys (You will have to instruct a professional chimney sweeper)

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