Gas safety
We carry out the annual check, issue the Landlord Gas Safety Record and flag anything that needs attention.
Request a quoteThe requirement
Landlords must have every gas appliance, flue and pipework they provide checked by a Gas Safe registered engineer every 12 months, and give tenants a copy of the record within 28 days.
Who this is for.
- Private landlords
- HMO licence holders
- Letting agents
- Property managers
Our services
Three ways we help.
- 01
Landlord Gas Safety Records (CP12)
The annual landlord safety check and certificate.
- 02
Gas appliance and flue safety checks
Boilers, cookers, hobs, fires and water heaters, including flue and ventilation checks.
- 03
Gas boiler safety inspections
Within the engineer’s competence and registration categories.
What you receive
What you receive.
Landlord gas safety record: Contents
- A Landlord Gas Safety Record listing each appliance checked and its result
- Clear advice on any appliance that is not safe to use
- A reminder before the next check falls due
Before you book
All questionsHow often does a landlord gas safety check need doing?
Every 12 months. The record must be given to existing tenants within 28 days of the check and to new tenants before they move in.
Can you do several services in one visit?
Yes. Because all our services are delivered in-house, we can often combine a fire risk assessment, EICR, gas safety check and EPC into a single visit, saving you time and cost.
Not sure what your property needs? Start there.
Tell us the address and the number of gas appliances and we’ll book the check.