Frost's blog

In this blog we run through the different types of damp, what the landlord's responsibilities for damp and mould are, and how to deal with them.

If you're a first-time landlord, or a current landlord who just wants a refresher, read our blog on EPCs, what they are, and how your home can meet the minimum energy efficiency standards.

Your property is more prone to maintenance issues arising during the cold season. We’ve put together a list of things to do to prepare your rental property and make sure you aren’t hit with any nasty maintenance surprises this winter.

The Renters' Rights Bill received Royal Assent on 27th October 2025. Find out about expected implementation timelines and how to prepare for the introduction of the Bill in our blog. 

Missed our latest webinar on the Renters' Rights Bill? Watch the replay now.

Planning to sell your home? Here are 5 reasons why it pays to get professional photography of your home before decorating for Christmas to showcase your property’s best features and attract more buyers.

When preparing to sell, it is important to cater your kerb appeal to the season you’re selling in to maximise interest from potential buyers.Find out how you can capitalise on the romantic cosiness of autumn to make your home exterior appeal to prospective viewers. 

Thinking to sell your home in the run up to Christmas, but the weather conditions are having other ideas? Read on to find out our top tips for marketing your home in winter.

Learn how to depersonalise your home to attract buyers this autumn with our practical tips on creating a neutral, inviting space while incorporating seasonal decor.

As the countdown to Christmas begins, many homeowners assume it's too late to get their property on the market before the festive season. In reality, autumn is one of the most strategic times to list your home - in this blog we look at why this is the case and how to prepare your home for a smooth sale.

In this article, we will lay out the average timeframes of house moves in the UK, and what to expect during the process.

From noise complaints to boundary disputes, difficult neighbours can impact tenant satisfaction and retention. In this post, we explore how landlords can respond constructively, support their tenants, and safeguard their investment when neighbour issues arise.