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Gas Safety Certificates
At Citywide Plumbers, we offer comprehensive gas safety inspections and certifications across London. Our Gas Safe registered engineers thoroughly check all gas appliances and installations, ensuring safety and compliance with UK regulations. Whether you’re a landlord needing an annual inspection or a homeowner seeking peace of mind, we provide reliable and professional service.
Call us on 020 3892 8545 to book an appointment.
We provide Gas Safety Certificates for residential and commercial properties, always ensuring a professional and reliable service. Call 020 3892 8545, email info@citywideplumbers.co.uk or complete our form for a quick response from our team.
A Gas Safety Certificate, commonly known as a CP12 Certificate, is a mandatory document for all landlords in the UK, ensuring the safety of gas appliances and installations within rented properties. It is a legal requirement under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. The certificate is issued following an annual gas safety inspection conducted by a Gas Safe registered engineer, covering boilers, flues, and all other gas appliances. This inspection aims to prevent potential risks like gas leaks, explosions, and carbon monoxide emissions, ensuring tenant safety.
We are proud to be registered with the Gas Safety Certificate Register, proving our engineers have the proper training and qualifications to conduct gas safety inspections and issue certificates. Our commitment includes:
Getting a Gas Safety Certificate with Citywide Plumbers is quick and easy. Contact us by phone, email, or online form to schedule an appointment. Our Gas Safe registered engineers will visit your property conveniently to inspect your gas appliances and flues, following strict Gas Safe regulations. You’ll receive your Gas Safety Certificate within 24 hours if everything meets safety standards.
Ensure your rental property meets legal gas safety requirements. Contact Citywide Plumbers today on 020 3892 8545 or email info@citywideplumbers.co.uk to speak with a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Landlords are legally responsible for ensuring the gas appliances in their rental properties are safe for their tenants. Frequent checks reduce the risk of gas leaks, explosions, and carbon monoxide poisoning. A Gas Safety Certificate is a vital document demonstrating compliance with these regulations. Citywide Plumbers can help you ensure your rental property meets all gas safety requirements and provide assurance for you and your tenants.
Need a Gas Safety Certificate for a new boiler installation or your rental property? Contact Citywide Plumbers on 020 3892 8545 or email info@citywideplumbers.co.uk.
A Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) is a legal requirement for UK landlords, confirming gas appliances are safe. Issued after an annual inspection by a Gas Safe registered engineer, it helps prevent gas leaks and carbon monoxide risks.
Landlords renting out residential or commercial properties must have a Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) to ensure safe gas appliances and installations. Businesses with gas equipment must also comply with safety regulations. At Citywide Plumbers, our Gas Safe registered engineers provide thorough inspections and certifications, ensuring full compliance with UK safety laws. To schedule your inspection, contact us today!
Gas safety inspections must be conducted annually by a Gas Safe registered engineer. Also, landlords are legally required to renew their Gas Safety certificates every year.
A Gas Safe registered engineer will check gas appliances, flues, and pipework for leaks, proper ventilation, and safe operation. They ensure compliance with Gas Safe regulations and issue a Gas Safety Certificate if everything meets safety standards.
Failing to have a valid Gas Safety Certificate can lead to legal penalties, including fines or imprisonment for landlords. It also increases the risk of gas leaks, carbon monoxide poisoning, and appliance failures, putting tenants and property at risk.
