Terrier — keep your landlord register entry right

Getting on the register is the easy part.

From 15 December 2026 every landlord in England must register each property they let — and then keep that entry accurate for as long as they let it. Terrier does the keeping, so a missed update never costs you a penalty or a possession claim.

Reserve your place Early accessRegistered and covered before your region’s deadline lands.

The hard part

Registration day

Eleven documents. Four places you keep them.

The gas certificate is in an email from the engineer. The EPC is somewhere in the completion pack. The deposit reference is behind a login you set up in 2019. The register wants all of it, property by property, and it will want it again every time one of them changes. Terrier holds it in one place and hands it over in the order the service asks for it — including your registration numbers, ready to paste into a listing.

Every day after

Nobody writes to tell you your entry has gone wrong.

Renew a certificate and the register is out of date. Put the rent up and the register is out of date. There is no letter, no prompt, and no grace for not having noticed — while giving the register false information is a criminal offence in its own right. Terrier watches your record against what you registered and tells you the one field that needs changing.

The quiet ones

Certificates expire on their schedule, not yours.

Gas safety every twelve months. EICR every five years. They lapse without a sound, and a lapsed certificate is the kind of thing a council finds rather than you. Terrier counts them down and emails you while there is still time to get an engineer booked.

When your region opens

Region	Registration opens	Status
West Midlands	15 Dec 2026	Confirmed — first
North East	—	Staged
North West	—	Staged
Yorkshire & the Humber	—	Staged
East Midlands	—	Staged
East of England	—	Staged
London	—	Staged
South East	—	Staged
South West	14 Nov 2027	Confirmed — final deadline

Only the opening and closing dates are fixed in the published roadmap. The regional dates in between are set by secondary legislation and are not yet confirmed — we show them as unconfirmed rather than guess, and fill them in when they land.

What getting it wrong costs

£7,000Civil penalty for a first or less serious breach.

£40,000Serious, repeated or fraudulent breaches — or prosecution.

24 mthsThe longest rent repayment order a tenant can seek against you.

No s8Unregistered, you cannot get a possession order except on anti‑social behaviour grounds, and cannot lawfully advertise the property at all.

Before your region’s turn

The rollout reaches every region in stages, and each one arrives with a deadline of its own. Reserve a place and we’ll tell you when Terrier is ready for yours — with the pricing then, so you can decide with the numbers in front of you.

One email when there’s something to see, nothing in between, and nothing to pay now.