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Gas Safety Certificate (CP 12)

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1 Gas Appliance

£49.99*

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

3 Gas Appliance

£69.99*

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

2 Gas Appliance

£59.99*

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

Gas with boiler service

£84.99*

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

*£5 Parking Charges are applicable in case of paid parking.
*£15 Congestion Charge applicable in case the property is in congestion charge zone

If you have More than 3 Appliance you can make your booking by clicking on the button below:

What is considered as an appliance?

Boiler

Fire Place

Hob/Cooker

What Is a Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) and Why Does It Matter?

A Gas Safety Certificate, often called a CP12, is an official document issued by a Gas Safe registered engineer following an inspection of gas appliances, pipework, and flues in a property. It verifies that all gas systems adhere to the safety standards mandated by UK law.

For landlords, letting agents, and property managers, the CP12 isn’t merely a formality; it is a legal obligation under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. A valid certificate must be maintained for all rental properties and renewed annually. This document proves that the property is safe for tenants and indicates that the landlord has met their duty of care.

However, the significance of a Gas Safety Certificate extends beyond mere compliance. Malfunctioning gas appliances can cause serious dangers like carbon monoxide poisoning, leaks, or explosions. Conducting a CP12 inspection allows for the early detection and reduction of these risks, safeguarding both lives and property, and providing landlords with peace of mind.

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Legal Responsibilities of Landlords: Do You Need a CP12 Certificate?

If you’re a UK landlord, having a valid CP12 Gas Safety Certificate is legally required by the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. All gas appliances, pipework, and flues must be inspected annually by a Gas Safe registered engineer. A copy of the certificate should be provided to current tenants within 28 days of the inspection and to new tenants before they move in. Non-compliance can lead to heavy fines, invalidated insurance, or prosecution. Ultimately, the CP12 is integral for legal adherence and for protecting tenant health and property safety.

What’s Included in a Gas Safety Inspection?

A gas safety inspection includes a thorough check of all gas appliances to ensure they are operating safely and efficiently. The engineer also examines flues and ventilation to confirm proper airflow and the safe removal of combustion gases. Additionally, key safety devices are tested to verify they’re functioning correctly and not posing any risk.

Appliance Checks

All gas appliances, such as boilers, cookers, and fires, are inspected for correct operation, gas tightness, and safe functioning.

Flue and Ventilation Assessment

The engineer ensures that all flues and ventilation systems are properly installed and free from blockages, allowing harmful gases to exit safely.

Safety Device Testing

Key safety features, including pressure relief valves and flame failure devices, are tested to confirm they’re working as intended and pose no safety risks.

Gas Safety Certificate for Homeowners vs. Landlords: What’s the Difference?

The main difference between homeowners and landlords when it comes to a Gas Safety Certificate lies in legal responsibility. For landlords, holding a valid CP12 certificate is a mandatory legal requirement under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. This means landlords must arrange for an annual gas safety inspection to be carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer for every rental property they own. The certificate confirms that all gas appliances, pipework, and flues are safe for tenant use. Failure to comply can result in serious legal consequences, including fines or imprisonment.

Homeowners, on the other hand, are not legally obligated to obtain a CP12 certificate. However, it is highly recommended that homeowners still arrange periodic gas safety checks, especially for older appliances or if they’ve recently moved into a new home. Regular inspections help detect electrical dangers such as gas leaks or carbon monoxide risks, improving household safety and extending the lifespan of appliances. Moreover, if a homeowner plans to sell their property, presenting a recent gas safety record can provide peace of mind to buyers.

In summary, while landlords are legally required to obtain a CP12 certificate annually, homeowners are not, but systematic maintenance through regular gas checks remains a wise and safety-conscious decision for any property owner.

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CP12 for Letting Agents and Property Managers

Letting agents and property managers play a significant role in ensuring that rental properties remain compliant with UK gas safety regulations. As part of their duty of care, they are often responsible for coordinating annual gas safety inspections and ensuring that a valid CP12 Gas Safety Certificate is in place for every property they manage. This includes working with Gas Safe registered engineers, keeping accurate records, and making sure certificates are provided to tenants within the required timeframes. Failure to maintain compliance can expose both the agent and landlord to legal action, fines, or reputational damage. Partnering with a trusted gas safety provider ensures smooth scheduling, prompt certification, and ongoing support, helping agents and managers protect tenants while meeting their legal obligations with confidence.

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Gas Appliances We Check During the Inspection

During a comprehensive gas safety inspection, our Gas Safe registered engineers thoroughly examine all gas appliances in your property to ensure they are functioning safely and efficiently. This detailed check covers a wide range of equipment commonly found in residential and rental properties. Each appliance is tested for unsafe conditions such as gas leaks, poor combustion, or faulty safety devices that could pose serious risks to occupants.

The inspection typically includes the following appliances and safety components:

  • Boilers: We check for correct operation, pressure levels, and signs of corrosion or leaks. Proper combustion and ventilation are also assessed to prevent dangerous carbon monoxide buildup.
  • Gas Fires: Inspected for stable ignition, flame quality, and safe ventilation to ensure they operate without risk of gas leaks or carbon monoxide emissions.
  • Cookers and Ovens: Tested for secure gas connections, proper ignition, and to confirm there are no leaks or blockages in gas supply lines.
  • Water Heaters: Examined to verify safe combustion, appropriate flue functioning, and that safety devices such as flame failure controls are working effectively.
  • Other Gas Appliances: Any additional gas-powered equipment, including heaters, boilers, or decorative appliances, receives a complete safety assessment to confirm compliance with gas safety standards.
  • Safety Devices: Fundamental safety components like pressure relief valves, flame failure devices, and thermostats are tested to ensure they activate correctly and prevent dangerous situations.

This inspection process helps examine and address any faults early, protecting tenants from risks like gas leaks or carbon monoxide poisoning, while ensuring landlords meet their legal obligations. Ultimately, it delivers peace of mind through verified safety and compliance.

Our Process: Quick, Compliant & Hassle-Free Gas Checks

At the core of our service is a commitment to providing gas safety inspections that are not only thorough and compliant with all legal standards but also efficient and convenient for our clients. We understand that managing properties can be demanding, so we’ve designed a streamlined process to make obtaining your Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) as stress-free and straightforward as possible.

Booking Made Easy: You can schedule your gas safety check quickly via our website or by phone, with flexible appointment times to suit your availability, including evenings and weekends. Our customer service team is always ready to assist you and answer any questions before the inspection.

Expert Inspection by Gas Safe Engineers: On the day of the inspection, one of our fully qualified Gas Safe registered engineers will visit your property punctually. They will carry out a comprehensive assessment of all gas appliances, pipework, and flues to ensure everything complies with the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. Our engineers use the latest tools and techniques to detect even the most minor faults or risks.

Transparent Reporting: Following the inspection, we provide a detailed report outlining the condition of your gas installations. If any issues are found, our engineer will explain the necessary repairs and safety measures clearly. We ensure you receive your official CP12 certificate promptly, either digitally or in hard copy, enabling you to meet your legal obligations without delay.

Ongoing Support: Our service doesn’t end with certification. We offer advice on maintaining gas appliances and reminders for your next annual check, helping you stay compliant year after year. Should you require repairs or upgrades, we can recommend trusted professionals to handle the work efficiently.

By combining speed, compliance, and exceptional customer care, our process removes the hassle from gas safety inspections, allowing landlords, letting agents, and property managers to focus on what matters most: running their properties safely and smoothly.

Benefits of Getting Professional Gas Safety Certification

Obtaining a professional gas safety certification provides several significant benefits, including:

  • Ensures Safety: Confirms that all gas appliances and systems are thoroughly checked for faults, leaks, and carbon monoxide risks, protecting occupants from potential harm.
  • Legal Compliance: Meets the UK legal requirements for landlords under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, helping avoid fines, legal action, or prosecution.
  • Protects Tenants: Demonstrates your commitment to tenant safety, building trust and improving tenant satisfaction and retention.
  • Reduces Liability: Provides documented proof of regular safety inspections, which can be essential in the event of disputes or insurance claims.
  • Enhances Property Value: Well-maintained gas systems contribute to the overall condition and value of your property, making it more attractive to potential tenants or buyers.
  • Expert Advice: Professional engineers can assess issues early and recommend maintenance or repairs, preventing costly breakdowns and extending appliance lifespan.
  • Peace of Mind: Gives landlords and homeowners confidence that their gas installations are safe and compliant, reducing worry and stress.

Why Choose Us for Your Gas Safety Certification?

Choosing the right partner for your gas safety certification is essential to ensuring compliance, safety, and peace of mind. Our company stands out because we combine expert knowledge, exceptional service, and a customer-focused approach to deliver reliable, hassle-free gas safety solutions tailored to your needs.

Our team consists of fully qualified Gas Safe registered engineers who bring extensive experience and careful attention to detail to every inspection. We pride ourselves on thoroughness, detecting risks before they become costly problems or safety threats. Our engineers are also trained to communicate clearly and professionally, so you understand every aspect of your gas safety report and certificate.

We prioritise punctuality and convenience, offering flexible appointment times, including out-of-hours services, to fit your schedule. Our straightforward booking process and prompt issuance of your CP12 certificate ensure you stay compliant without delays or stress.

Moreover, our competitive pricing means you receive top-quality service without unnecessary expense. Beyond certification, we offer ongoing support, including advice on maintenance and reminders for your next inspection, helping you maintain safe and legally compliant properties year after year. By choosing us, you’re not just getting a gas safety certificate; you’re partnering with a trusted expert committed to protecting your tenants, your property, and your peace of mind.

1 Gas Appliance

£49.99*

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

3 Gas Appliance

£69.99*

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

2 Gas Appliance

£59.99*

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

Gas with boiler service

£84.99*

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

*£5 Parking Charges are applicable in case of paid parking.
*£15 Congestion Charge applicable in case the property is in congestion charge zone

If you have More than 3 Appliance you can make your booking by clicking on the button below:

What is considered as an appliance?

Boiler

Fire Place

Hob/Cooker

Frequently asked questions.

The landlord is always responsible for scheduling the CP12 gas safety inspection, not the tenant. Even if the tenant proposes a date, the landlord remains legally accountable.

Yes, landlords can arrange mid-year or more frequent inspections if they suspect appliances have become unsafe, particularly after repairs or tenant reports, even though only the annual CP12 is legally mandated.

Indeed, when marketing the property, include a digital copy of the current CP12 to reassure potential tenants that the gas safety check is up to date.

Yes. A CP12 inspection is still necessary for each gas appliance, even if your rental property has only one gas cooker or boiler, regardless of how few appliances there are.

Yes. The CP12 certificate explicitly covers the appliances and fittings listed and checked at the time. If you add new appliances later, such as replacing a cooker or installing a gas fire, a new inspection or supplementary check is required to certify the additions.