Landlord gas safety record in Gosforth
- Legal requirement
- Fixed price
- Recurring
The short answer
Annual check of all gas appliances
- Price from
- £60.00
- Time on site
- 1 to 2 hours
What you get
You receive a formal Landlord Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) for your rented property, covering all gas appliances and pipework.
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When do you need a Landlord gas safety record?
The law requires you to have a gas check for your rental property every single year. You must stay on top of the dates to avoid serious legal trouble.
- Book your check every 12 months without fail.
- Renew within two months of the expiry date.
- Give tenants a copy within 28 days.
- Show new tenants the certificate before they move in.
- Keep your records for at least two years.
What happens on the day
A qualified professional will visit your property to check every gas appliance you provide as a landlord. They ensure everything is burning fuel correctly and safely.
- The expert checks your boiler, hob and fires.
- They test the gas meter for leaks.
- They inspect flues to ensure fumes escape safely.
- They check for enough fresh air ventilation.
- Unsafe items are disconnected for safety immediately.
- Most visits take 30 to 60 minutes.
How to prepare
- Confirm the engineer is Gas Safe registered
- Notify your tenants of the visit time
- Ensure the gas meter is easy to reach
- Clear clutter from around the boiler
- Unlock any rooms containing gas appliances
- Top up credit if using a prepay meter
- Check all appliances are turned off
- Find your previous gas safety certificate
How to improve your result
- Service the boiler during the safety check
- Install carbon monoxide alarms in every room
- Bleed radiators to improve heating efficiency
- Keep appliance manuals in one safe place
- Check flue terminals are not blocked outside
- Replace old appliances before they fail
Why it is useful day to day
Having a current certificate gives you and your tenants total peace of mind that the home is gas safe. It protects you from massive fines and keeps your insurance valid.
- It helps prevent deadly gas leaks.
- It spots faulty boilers before they break.
- It helps your gas appliances last longer.
- It fulfills your legal duty of care.
- It keeps your rental insurance valid.
Why we ask these questions
This check is all about preventing carbon monoxide poisoning and gas explosions in your properties. It is your responsibility to make sure the engineer is properly registered for gas work.
- Only use Gas Safe registered engineers.
- Ask to see their official ID card.
- The certificate covers landlord-owned appliances only.
- Tenants are responsible for their own appliances.
- You must check the pipework for all appliances.
- The engineer will issue a digital or paper record.
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