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The Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) was an integral system introduced under the Housing Act 2004. It is utilised for assessing the potential risks in residential properties and taking such hazards into consideration. Whether you are a landlord, a letting agent, or a property manager, it is important to understand the HHSRS inspection process for compliance and protection of your tenants. Here's an overview of the system and how it works in the context of property management. What Is the HHSRS? The HHSRS is a risk-based evaluation model that establishes whether housing conditions are safe for its occupants. It replaced the previous "housing fitness standard" with a new approach to determining and dealing with hazards that may pose a health or safety risk. Instead of setting minimum property standards, HHSRS operates by considering 29 different hazard groups, such as: Damp and mould growth Excess cold or heat Fire safety Trip and fall hazards Electrical...