RESIDENTIAL SAFETY TESTS
RESIDENTIAL SAFETY TESTS
Electrical – Gas – Smoke Detectors
The Residential Tenancies Regulations 2021 requires all residential rental properties to undergo mandatory safety checks for Gas, Electrical and Smoke detectors.
We provide a complete residential safety check along with a report
that will help landlords and agents meet their obligations.
NO HIDDEN COSTS OR START UP FEES.
Our complete residential safety check will have you covered
Switchboard testing
Testing of all powerpoints and switches
Inspection of all electrical appliances
Property compliance report

Leak and pressure test on main property gas line
Negative pressure test
Carbon monoxide spillage test
Compliance & safety report

Smoke alarm safety checks
Free replacement of batteries
Property compliance report
Where 1 Group completes the works outlined in the report, a certification fee* will not be issued.
*In the event works are undertaken by another contractor and a certification is required by 1 Group a fee of $250.00 will be applicable.
Our complete residential safety
check will have you covered
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1 Group: Your number one partner for Residential Safety Checks and Compliance
Performing residential safety tests is crucial for landlords in Australia for several reasons, both in terms of ensuring the well-being of tenants and complying with legal requirements. Here are the importance and legal reasons behind having a residential safety test performed:
Tenant Safety:
Protecting Lives: The primary importance of residential safety tests is to protect the lives and health of tenants. These tests help identify potential hazards that could lead to accidents, injuries, or even fatalities within the rental property.
Preventing Accidents:
Detecting safety issues like faulty electrical systems, gas leaks, or structural weaknesses early can prevent accidents and create a safe living environment for tenants.
Legal Obligations:
Compliance with Legislation:
Landlords in Australia are legally obligated to provide safe and habitable rental properties to their tenants. Failing to do so can result in legal consequences.
Duty of Care:
Landlords have a duty of care to ensure that their properties meet safety standards. Failure to fulfill this duty can lead to legal liabilities if tenants are harmed due to safety-related issues.
Building Codes and Standards:
Residential safety tests help ensure that rental properties comply with national and state building codes and safety standards, which are legally required.
Tenant Satisfaction:
Tenant Retention:
A safe and well-maintained rental property is more likely to retain tenants, reducing vacancies and turnover costs for landlords.
Positive Reputation:
Landlords who prioritize safety gain a positive reputation among tenants and are more likely to attract responsible renters.
Risk Mitigation:
Liability Reduction: Regular safety tests can reduce the landlord’s liability by demonstrating due diligence in ensuring property safety. It can be crucial in case of legal disputes.
Insurance Requirements:
Some insurance policies may require landlords to conduct safety tests to maintain coverage. Failing to comply can result in voided policies.
Long-Term Property Value:
Property Maintenance: Regular safety tests often uncover maintenance issues that, if addressed promptly, can prevent small problems from escalating into costly repairs, preserving the property’s value.
Resale Value:
A well-maintained and safe property typically commands a higher resale value, benefiting landlords in the long run.
Environmental Responsibility:
Energy Efficiency:
Safety tests may also include checks for energy efficiency, which can reduce the property’s environmental impact and operating costs over time.