Awaab’s Law is Coming: How Anova Helps Social Housing Providers Take Action on Damp & Mould
From October 2025, Awaab’s Law will legally require social landlords to investigate damp and mould complaints within 14 days — and carry out repairs within 7. Anova helps providers stay ahead of the curve with expert surveys, sensor-led monitoring, and...
Beyond Testing: 5 Electrical Services You Might Not Know Anova Offers
Anova is more than just EICRs. From emergency lighting to EV chargers and preventative maintenance, here are five essential services you might not realise we offer, each designed to keep your property compliant, efficient, and safe.
This One Electrical Report Could Save You Thousands in Fines
Metal consumer units are now required for new installations under the 18th Edition of BS 7671. But homeowners and landlords aren’t legally required to replace older plastic units — unless there are safety risks. This post explains when an upgrade...
Remedial Work Explained: What Happens After an Unsatisfactory EICR?
An “unsatisfactory” EICR doesn’t mean your property has failed — it simply means improvements are recommended. This post explains what C1, C2, C3, and FI codes mean, what you’re responsible for, and how Anova supports you with clear quotes and...
The Cost of Ignoring Emergency Lighting Compliance
Emergency lighting is a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Landlords, care homes, and HMO owners must perform regular monthly checks and full annual tests. Failing to comply can lead to prosecution, fines, or even invalidate...
What is an EICR and Why Landlords in 2025 Can’t Afford to Skip It?
An EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) is a legal requirement for rental properties in England under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector Regulations 2020. It must be renewed every five years or when tenants change. Failure to...