Healthy Homes Standards Final Deadline: 1 July 2025
Do not wait until the deadline - start preparing now to make certain your residential or commercial properties comply with the standards in time.
To assist you, we have user friendly tools and resources for you to use. They include checklists, and choice tools that can assist find out if you require to make any modifications to comply with the standards.
There is a compliance statement template you can use to put in your tenancy contract (having one is a requirement).
Healthy homes standards - info for proprietors
The healthy homes standards are designed to make homes warmer, drier, and healthier for tenants. They introduce minimum standards for heating, insulation, ventilation, moisture ingress and drain, and draught dropping in rental residential or commercial properties.
Maintaining to standard
Landlords are responsible for making certain their residential or commercial properties meet the requirements and continue to in future.
Keeping your residential or commercial property up to basic
Landlords who do not meet their commitments for the healthy homes standards remain in breach of the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 and may face consequences, like financial charges.
Compliance timeframes
All boarding houses, Kainga Ora and signed up neighborhood housing supplier homes should currently adhere to the healthy homes standards.
Private leasings need to comply in between 1 July 2021 and 1 July 2025. the date depends on if there has actually been a new or restored occupancy throughout that time.
Did you discover this information handy?
- 1 Star
- 2 Stars
- 3 Stars
- 4 Stars
- 5 Stars
You must make it possible for JavaScript to submit this type
Print this page Email this page Share to X. Share to Facebook
- Tenancy Services. - Starting a tenancy.
- Rent, bond & expenses.
- Healthy homes.
- Maintenance & inspections.
- Ending a tenancy.
- Disputes.
- Forms & resources
- Quicklinks. - Tenancy Tribunal application online.
- Lodge your bond.
- Unit titles and body corporate.
- Residential Tenancies Act
- About us. - About Tenancy Services.
- Data and stats.
- Translated resources.
- Contact us.
- News.
-/? l= en_NZ
- Follow us. - Facebook.
- Youtube
- Starting a tenancy toggle secondary menu - New to renting toggle third level menu - Your rights and obligations. - Information for new tenants.
- Information for brand-new proprietors.
- Landlord compliance list.
- Pre-tenancy applications.
- Initial residential or commercial property examination.
- Insurance
- Periodic or fixed-term tenancy. - Room-by-room occupancy.
- Short fixed-term tenancy.
- Boarding houses.
- Service tenancy.
- Build-to-rent tenancy
- Required declarations. - Adding conditions.
- Making modifications to an occupancy agreement.
- Discrimination.
- Address for service.
- Rules about pets
- Are you operating a boarding house? - Starting a boarding home occupancy.
- During the boarding house occupancy.
- Ending a boarding house tenancy.
- Top suggestions list for boarding house proprietors or tenant
- Who occupancy law safeguards. - Who occupancy law does not protect
- Properties affected by meth. - Renting a harmed residential or commercial property
- Market lease toggle 3rd level menu - Market lease discussed. - Difference in between rental figures
- Refunding a bond. - Charging a bond. - Lodge your bond online.
- Changing information on a bond record.
- Preventing issues with bonds.
- Improving our occupancy bond service.
- Transferring bond
- Charging rent. - Receipts and precise records.
- Rent increases and reductions.
- Rent financial obligations and past due lease.
- Guidance for rent negotiation discussions
- Healthy homes standards - what a landlord requires to know toggle 3rd level menu - Keeping your residential or commercial property up to basic
- Tenant healthy homes basic checklist
- Options for calculating heating capability
- Ventilation tool
- Insulation in rental residential or commercial properties toggle third level menu - Insulation tool
- General upkeep duties. - Tenants making modifications to the residential or commercial property.
- Using licensed specialists for your residential or commercial property.
- Landlords handling asbestos at the residential or commercial property.
- Lawns and gardens.
- Digital, phone and web services.
- Pools
- What to do after a natural disaster
- Giving notification to end an occupancy toggle 3rd level menu - Ending a periodic occupancy. - Ending a boarding home occupancy
- Change of . - Change of tenant.
- Selling a rental residential or commercial property.
- Mortgagee sale
- Abandoned properties. - Abandoned goods
- Breaches of the Act toggle 3rd level menu - Unenforceable clauses in tenancy arrangements. - Enforcement steps for the regulator.
- Dealing with anti-social or unacceptable renter behaviour.
- About the Compliance and Investigations team
- How to use and complete your application. - Getting prepared for your mediation session.
- What occurs at mediation.
- After mediation
- How to apply. - Completing an application.
- The length of time it takes for a Tenancy Tribunal hearing.
- Preparing yourself for the hearing.
- Case conference.
- Attending the Tribunal hearing.
- Decisions the Tenancy Tribunal can make.
- If you disagree with the choice
- Enforcing orders from the Tribunal. - Finding an address.
- Enforcing an attachment order
- Bond refund type. - Additional tenants bond refund form.
- Tenancy Tribunal application online.
- Ending a Tenancy.
- Healthy homes standards toolkit for renters.
- Application for contact details.
- Healthy homes requirements toolkit for proprietors.
- Boarding House Agreement.
- Pre-tenancy application.
- Residential or commercial property inspection report - fillable.
- 14-day notice to solution - breach of property owner responsibilities.
- 14-day notice to solution - all other breaches.
- 14-day notice to solution - lease financial obligations.
- Residential tenancy arrangement.
- Flat/house sharing contract.
- Notice of rent increase.
- Notice of rent increase - boarding home occupancy.
- Notice to end a regular tenancy - 42 days' notice.
- Notice to end a periodic tenancy - 90 days' notice.
- Notice to end a routine occupancy - from tenant to proprietor.
- Guide to good renting.
- Change of proprietor form.
- Sample rent summary.
- Sign up for our newsletters.
- Contact details for the property owner.
- Ordering occupancy publications.
- Lodge and pay your bond online.
- Contact the Compliance and Investigations group.
- Landlord compliance checklist.
- Rental concerns - when you have actually tried whatever else.
- Enforcing a sealed arbitrator's order or a Tenancy Tribunal order.
- Dealing with disagreements video.
- Maintenance and evaluations video.
- Starting an occupancy video.
- Chinese captioned video - tips about starting a tenancy 观看带有中文字幕的介绍影片.
- Ending an occupancy video.
- Rent, bond and expenses video.
- Compliance and examination video.
- Healthy homes standards: Heating assistance.
- Healthy homes requirements: Insulation guidance.
- Healthy homes requirements: Ventilation guidance.
- Healthy homes requirements: Moisture ingress and drainage assistance.
- Healthy homes standards: Draught stopping assistance.
- Heating Assessment Tool.
- Insulation tool: Do you need to update your insulation?
- Insurance statement template.
- Settling disputes by self-resolution.
- Rent arrears factsheet.
- Notice of overdue rent. - Notice of anti-social behaviour.
- Anti-social behaviour factsheet - A4 print version.
- Anti-social behaviour factsheet - A3 web version.
- Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2020 Factsheet - A4 print variation.
- Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2020 Factsheet - A3 web variation.
- Objection to an enhancement notification.
- Request for project.
- Response to request for project.
- Request for the setup of a fiber connection.
- Response to ask for the installation of a fibre connection.
- Request to make a change to the residential or commercial property.
- Response to demand to make a modification to the residential or commercial property.
- Service tenancy - a guide for property owners and occupants.
- Ko te tīmata i te rētihanga|Starting a tenancy (Te Reo Māori captions).
- Making modifications to the location you lease - Easy Read.
- Making modifications to the place you rent - audio assistance.
- What takes place in a Mediation.
- Why Mediation.
- What is Mediation.
- When is a Tribunal hearing needed?
- How to prepare for a hearing.
- What happens in a hearing?
- Approved form for household violence withdrawal notification and certifying proof.
- Template for notification of withdrawal by occupant to other occupants.
- Family violence statutory statement - prescribed person.
- Family violence statutory statement - withdrawing occupant.
- Template landlord to staying tenants recommending of lease decrease.
- Notice to end a build-to-rent occupancy.
- Short Fixed-Term Residential Tenancy Agreement.
- Market lease online tool.
- Compliance timeframes decision tool.
- How much notification do you have to provide?
- Are you operating a boarding home?
- What are you accountable for?