Common use of Access to your home Clause in Contracts

Access to your home. You have a right to occupy your home in peace so long as you comply with this tenancy agreement. You are required to give access to the Council, our agents or contractors as required by this agreement. Contractors and staff will wear identification. Please ask to see identification. You or any adult member of your household must allow Council employees, their contractors, agents or other statutory bodies to enter your home (at reasonable hours) when you have been given reasonable written notice (usually 24 hours). Examples include, but are not limited to:  carrying out maintenance, repairs, improvements or other works  carrying out gas safety checks or electrical safety checks,  inspecting the condition of the property. You or any member of your household must make sure your property is safe for anyone accessing your home for any lawful reason, including gaining access to roofs and loft spaces. You must ensure that your belongings do not affect access. You, members of your household or visitors must ensure that all animals are kept under control at all times, including when you are visited by the Council’s employees, contractors or agents. We will take legal action to gain access to your home, if you or any member of your household refuses access. You may also have to pay the costs of this legal action. It is important that we have your most recent contact details.

Access to your home. You have a right to occupy your home in peace so long as you comply with this tenancy agreement. You are required to give access to the Council, our agents or contractors as required by this agreement. Contractors and staff will wear identification. Please ask to see identification. You or any adult member of your household must allow Council employees, their contractors, agents or other statutory bodies to enter your home (at reasonable hours) when you have been given reasonable written notice (usually 24 hours). Examples include, but are not limited to:  carrying out maintenance, repairs, improvements or other works  carrying out gas safety checks or electrical safety checks,  inspecting the condition of the property. You or any member of your household must make sure your property is safe for anyone accessing your home for any lawful reason, including gaining access to roofs and loft spaces. You must ensure that your belongings do not affect access. You, members of your household or visitors must ensure that all animals are kept under control at all times, including when you are visited by the Council’s employees, contractors or agents. We will take legal action to gain access to your home, if you or any member of your household refuses access. You may also have to pay the costs of this legal action. It is important that we have your most recent contact details.

Access to your home. You have a right to occupy your home in peace so long as you comply with this tenancy agreement. You are required to give access to the Council, our agents or contractors as required by this agreement. Contractors and staff will wear identification. Please ask to see identification. You or any adult member of your household must allow Council employees, their contractors, agents or other statutory bodies to enter your home (at reasonable hours) when you have been given reasonable written notice (usually 24 hours). Examples include, but are not limited to:  carrying out maintenance, repairs, improvements or other works  carrying out gas safety checks or electrical safety checks,  inspecting the condition of the property. You or any member of your household must make sure your property is safe for anyone accessing your home for any lawful reason, including gaining access to roofs and loft spaces. You must ensure that your belongings do not affect access. You, members of your household or visitors must ensure that all animals are kept under control at all times, including when you are visited by the Council’s employees, contractors or agents. We will take legal action to gain access to your home, if you or any member of your household refuses access. You may also have to pay the costs of this legal action. It is important that we have your most recent contact details.

Access to your home. You have a right to occupy your home in peace so long as you comply with this tenancy agreement. You are required to give access to the Council, our agents or contractors as required by this agreement. Contractors and staff will wear identification. Please ask to see identification. You or any adult member of your household must allow Council employees, their contractors, agents or other statutory bodies to enter your home (at reasonable hours) when you have been given reasonable written notice (usually 24 hours). Examples include, but are not limited to:  • carrying out maintenance, repairs, improvements or other works  • carrying out gas safety checks or electrical safety checks,  • inspecting the condition of the property. You or any member of your household must make sure your property is safe for anyone accessing your home for any lawful reason, including gaining access to roofs and loft spaces. You must ensure that your belongings do not affect access. You, members of your household or visitors must ensure that all animals are kept under control at all times, including when you are visited by the Council’s employees, contractors or agents. We will take legal action to gain access to your home, if you or any member of your household refuses access. You may also have to pay the costs of this legal action. It is important that we have your most recent contact details.