North Carolina H879 mandates landlords to provide and maintain operable air conditioning in residential rental units.
North Carolina H879 requires landlords to ensure that residential rental units have operable air conditioning systems capable of maintaining reasonable indoor temperatures during warm weather. Landlords must keep these systems in good working order at the start of each tenancy. Tenants must notify landlords in writing of any needed repairs, except in emergencies. This act applies to rental agreements and renewals entered into after it becomes law.
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