GAS SAFETY CHECK
Stay Safe & Compliant – Get Your Gas Safety Certificate Today!
As a landlord in the UK, it’s your legal duty to ensure that all gas appliances in your rental property are safe and compliant. A Gas Safety Certificate (Landlord Certificate) is a mandatory document that protects your tenants from potential hazards such as gas leaks and carbon monoxide poisoning.
Why You Need a Gas Safety Certificate?
- Legal Requirement – Mandatory under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998
- Annual Inspections – Required for boilers, ovens, pipework, flues & chimneys
- Certified Engineers – Inspections by Gas Safe Registered professionals
- Protects Your Tenants – Prevent gas leaks & carbon monoxide poisoning
- Avoid Heavy Fines – Non-compliance can lead to fines up to £6,000 or imprisonment
- Insurance Validity – Lack of certification may invalidate your insurance
What’s Included in a Gas Safety Inspection?
- Thorough inspection of boilers, gas appliances & ventilation systems
- Ensuring all appliances are working at the correct pressure
- Checking flues & chimneys for safe fume discharge
- Verifying safety devices are functioning properly
- Providing a detailed Gas Safety Certificate for your records
Carbon Monoxide & Smoke Alarm Regulations
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Smoke alarms must be fitted on each floor with living space.
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Carbon monoxide alarms are required near solid fuel and some gas appliances.
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Landlords must install and test alarms before new tenancies.
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Alarms should be tested monthly by occupants.
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Tampering with or removing alarms is not allowed.
What Happens If You Don’t Comply?
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Fines – Penalties up to thousands of pounds/dollars.
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Legal action – Possible prosecution for non-compliance.
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Invalid insurance – Insurance claims may be rejected.
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Tenant risk – Endangers lives through fire or CO exposure.
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Enforcement – Local authorities can issue notices or fix the issue and charge you.
Get Your Free Quote Today
Ensure your property is safe, legal, and fully protected. Book your gas safety check today!