Sixteen licensed wards
The scheme covers wards including Anfield, Central, Kensington and Fairfield, Picton, Riverside and Wavertree. Each licence comes with conditions and an end date.
Estate and letting agents · Liverpool
Most privately rented homes in Liverpool need a selective licence. The council's scheme covers 16 wards and about 80% of the city's private rented sector. It started in April 2022 and runs to the end of March 2027.
That is a lot of licence numbers, conditions and dates to keep track of, on top of gas, electrical and EPC certificates. We automate the tracking and the chasing. The decisions stay with you.
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The scheme covers wards including Anfield, Central, Kensington and Fairfield, Picton, Riverside and Wavertree. Each licence comes with conditions and an end date.
The current designation is due to end on 31 March 2027. Knowing exactly which properties hold which licence will help when landlords ask you what comes next.
Sales and lettings run from Allerton and Wavertree to Walton and Everton, and a single branch can manage homes both inside and outside the licensed wards.
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Three jobs that suit a Liverpool lettings or sales team.
Each property's licence number, conditions and expiry sit next to its gas, EICR and EPC dates. Landlords and contractors are reminded in good time.
Rightmove and Zoopla enquiries get a quick reply and a link to book a viewing from your diary.
Tenants report repairs with photos. Each one is logged, sorted by urgency and passed to the right contractor, and the landlord is kept informed.
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We are based between Liverpool and Warrington, working across the North West and UK-wide. We can run the audit workshop in your Liverpool branch.
Every project starts with a small pilot on one job. We only roll out what works. How we work.
Lettings teams often start with a sprint on the licence and certificate tracker. Full package details.
You hold ID, references and financial details. We connect only what a job needs, sign a data processing agreement and keep a person approving messages to tenants and landlords.
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No. The council decides that and publishes the designated areas. We store the licence details you hold and remind you when something is due.
That is for the council to decide and announce. Whatever happens, a tracker built from your own records makes it quick to see which landlords are affected.
Yes. The 90-minute workshop can be in your office or on a video call.
Book a free 30-minute AI review, or email projects@codegarden.site.