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Landlord Gas Safety Certificates

Landlord gas safety certificates (CP12) across Liverpool, Crosby, Waterloo, Formby and nearby areas, covering every gas appliance you provide for tenants.
CP12 certificates
Every supplied appliance checked
Tenant access arranged
Gas Safe registered (301686)

If you let a property with gas appliances, each appliance, fitting and flue you provide must be checked by a Gas Safe registered engineer every 12 months. The tenant must get a copy of the record within 28 days of the check, and new tenants must get one before they move in. That record is the landlord gas safety certificate, often called a CP12.

What gets checked

  • Boilers, gas fires, cookers and hobs supplied with the property
  • Flues and chimneys, with flue flow and spillage tests
  • Gas pressure, burners and safety devices on each appliance
  • Ventilation for each appliance

Anything that fails is written on the certificate with what needs doing. An unsafe appliance is made safe and labelled so the tenant does not use it.

Booking a check

Tell us the property address, how many gas appliances there are and the tenant's contact details so access can be arranged with them. If the last certificate lists any warnings, send a photo of it. If a fault turns up, Peter can price the fix; see boiler repair and gas fire service and repairs. A boiler service can be done on the same visit.

What our customers say

“Peter and Alan have just serviced our Worster Bosch boiler. Great job, and for really reasonable price. Peter's also helping me with updating our existing radiators for modern ones. Can't recommend enough!”

The Weaponster

“Fab service from Peter and his team. Reliable, reasonable and tidy from start to finish. They weren't phased at all by the installation of a new radiator in a tricky location. Thank you for keeping us warm 🙌🔥”

Sophie White

“Amazing Peter is ! If you have any elderly family and you have boiler issues then he's the guy for you ..he's looked after my 89 year old dad, going out after it's fitted to help him work the new system out! Even after showing him a few times nothing is ever to much... Cheers fella”

kev James

Frequently Asked Questions

How often do I need a landlord gas safety certificate?
Every 12 months for each property where you supply gas appliances. The check can be done up to two months before the due date and you keep the original renewal date.
Who carries out the check?
Peter carries out every landlord check himself, and his Gas Safe number, 301686, goes on the certificate.
Does the tenant's own cooker need checking?
No. Your duty covers the appliances and flues you provide. A cooker or fire the tenant owns is their responsibility.
What does a certificate cost?
It depends on the number of appliances and whether a boiler service is done on the same visit. Tell us how many appliances the property has and we will give you a price before booking.

Contact

Or call us on 07967 856375

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