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Check Every Property in Your Borough Against 15 Data Sources

Most councils have no way to systematically screen PRS properties for compliance. PRSCheck automates the process, checking every known rental property and producing actionable risk scores.

What gets checked

Each property is screened against 15 compliance requirements drawn from the Housing Act 2004, the Renters' Rights Act 2024, the Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) Regulations 2015, and the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020.

CheckRequirementData source
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)Minimum E rating (C by 2030)MHCLG EPC Register
Gas safety certificateAnnual inspection by Gas Safe engineerGas Safe Register
Electrical safety (EICR)5-yearly inspection, satisfactory reportLandlord declaration / NICEIC
HMO licenceMandatory for 5+ occupants, 2+ householdsCouncil licensing database
Selective licenceWhere scheme is in forceCouncil licensing database
Deposit protectionProtected within 30 days, prescribed info servedTDS / DPS / MyDeposits
Fire safetySmoke alarms every floor, CO alarm where solid fuelInspection records
Right to RentImmigration status check before tenancyHome Office
How to Rent guideLatest version served before tenancyMHCLG
HHSRS hazardsNo Category 1 hazardsInspection records
Planning permissionLawful use for residential lettingPlanning portal
Building regulationsCompliance for any conversion workBuilding control records
Council tax registrationCorrect banding and occupancy statusVOA / council tax records
Land Registry titleOwnership verificationHM Land Registry
PRS Database registrationRegistered before letting (from late 2026)MHCLG PRS Database

How bulk screening works

1

Upload or connect your data

Provide your council tax extract, licensing database, and any local inspection records. PRSCheck securely ingests and normalises the data against its existing property intelligence.

2

Automated cross-referencing

Every property identified as likely PRS is checked against all 15 data sources. Checks run in parallel, with results typically available within 24 hours for an entire borough.

3

Review and act

Results appear in your PRSCheck dashboard as compliance scores, risk flags, and prioritised enforcement lists. Filter by ward, risk level, offence type, or potential penalty value.

What you get

Compliance scores

Every property receives a score from 0 to 100 based on how many compliance checks it passes. Scores update automatically as new data becomes available.

Risk flags

High-severity issues (Category 1 hazards, missing gas safety, expired EPC below minimum) are flagged for immediate attention with clear action guidance.

Priority lists

Properties are ranked by enforcement priority, factoring in severity, number of failures, penalty potential, and tenant risk. Work through them in order for maximum impact.

Data sources

PRSCheck draws on publicly available government data, council-provided records, and commercial datasets to build a complete compliance picture.

MHCLG EPC Register
HM Land Registry
Gas Safe Register
Deposit protection schemes
Council tax records
Electoral roll data
Planning portal
Building control records
Fire service referrals
MHCLG PRS Database (2026)
Council licensing databases
VOA valuation data

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