DASH Services

Accreditation represents quality. It show a landlords is serious about setting, achieving and maintaining high standards.

How much does it cost to become an accredited landlord?

DASH Landlord Accreditation is a paid for service

The cost to join DASH Landlord Accreditation depends on which Local Authority your property/ies are based in.

Some Local Authorities pay a subscription to DASH for landlords, in their area, to be accredited, therefore no fee is payable by the landlord.

This applies to the following Local Authorities:  

Amber Valley Borough Council

West Lindsay District Council

North East Derbyshire

Ashfield District Council

East Lindsey District Council

North Kesteven District Council

Bolsover District Council

Erewash Borough Council

North West Leicestershire

Boston Borough Council

Hinckley & Bosworth Council

Northampton Borough Council

Chesterfield Borough Council

 

South Derbyshire District Council

Derby City Council

Mansfield Borough Council

South Holland District Council

 Daventry District Council

Lincoln City Council

South Kesteven District Council



If you let properties in an area that is not listed above, for example Nottingham City Council or Portsmouth City Council then it is you as the landlord (rather than the Local Authority) who needs to pay to join DASH.

The following fees will apply upon application (for both new & renewal applications):

1- 5 properties                 £110+VAT
6 - 10 properties              £185+VAT
11 - 29 properties           £435+VAT
30 - 39 properties           £575+VAT


40+ properties  Please email dash@derby.gov.uk for a quote.

The fee payable is for the application, so it is important to ensure that you are committed to completing the DASH accreditation process. DASH fees are non-refundable - Refunds cannot be given more than 48 hours after the application has been received by DASH.

When you become accredited with DASH you will qualify to carry the ‘Nottingham Standard’ or DASH accreditation.

The Nottingham Standard is a local scheme in the city which may attracts certain benefits and discounting. it is worth noting that Nottingham City Council have informed us that landlords, who have properties which should have been licensed at the beginning of the Selective Licensing scheme (1st August 2018), should have applied for accreditation before this date and obtained accreditation within a reasonable period of time, to benefit from the reduced licensing fee. Please refer to the council fee policy https://www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/media/3332933/ncc-licence-fee-policy-april-2021.pdf

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