Virginia Smoke Alarm Certification

Virginia Smoke Alarm Regulations & Requirements

The Virginia Landlord-Tenant Act requires that Landlords:

• “Provide a certificate to the Tenant stating that all smoke alarms are present, have been inspected, and are in good working order no more than once every 12 months. The Landlord, his employee, or an independent contractor may perform the inspection to determine that the smoke alarm is in good working order.”

When completing this inspection, the Landlord must:

1. Test the smoke detectors to ensure they’re working correctly and that the batteries are not expired;
2. Confirm that no smoke alarms have been moved, removed, or tampered with;
3. Replace any smoke alarms that have been removed, damaged, or expired; and
4. Confirm that all smoke alarms are in compliance with the uniform set of standards for maintenance of smoke alarms established in the Statewide Fire Prevention Code.

Our Virginia Smoke Alarm Certification makes it EZ for Landlords to comply with all requirements and to provide Tenants with annual smoke alarm certifications. Plus, the form outlines the Tenant’s smoke alarm responsibilities - including maintenance requirements, rules, and best practices.

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Arizona Rental Forms and Templates

We know Arizona Landlords need more than a great Lease. That’s why we have forms for the entire Landlord Lifecycle.

Here are a few you might need:

• Rental Application: Our Rental Application is free to use and includes all necessary authorizations to run a complete Tenant Screening.
• Tenant Welcome Letter: This is a great way to welcome Tenants to your property. Plus, this letter is EZ to customize so you can make sure your renters have all key info about their home from day 1!
• Rent Ledger: Use this ledger to document rent payments and to have accurate records should Tenants miss any payments.
• Arizona Residential Pool Safety Notice: Landlords must provide Tenants with this Notice any time a pool is located on the rental property.
• Arizona 5-Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit: This Notice is for Tenants that are late with rent. It’s required before initiating eviction proceedings.
• Arizona 10-Day Notice to Cure or Vacate: This Notice is for Tenants that have Lease violations other than nonpayment of rent. It’s required before initiating eviction proceedings.
• Arizona Eviction Action Instructions: This resource serves as a guide for Landlords that are filing for eviction. It outlines all the forms and information needed to file for eviction in Arizona.
• Arizona Residential Landlord & Tenant Act: This handbook outlines all Landlord and Tenant rights. Plus, it must be provided to occupants when the Lease is signed.