Timely Landlord Gas Safety Certificates in London

Don’t leave your property’s gas safety inspection to the last minute!

Ensure your tenants’ safety and stay compliant with UK law. Our certified engineers provide thorough inspections and instant digital certification for your peace of mind.

Fully qualified and gas safe registered engineers with years of experience
Comprehensive safety inspection of your gas-powered appliances
Detection of faulty gas connections and malfunctions prior to any repair work
Expertise in gas appliance installation, repair and replacement services

Our hassle-free landlord gas safety inspection in 4 steps

1

Schedule your landlord gas safety check online for a day and time that fits your timetable.

2

A local gas safe registered engineer will perform a full and thorough inspection of your gas appliances.

3

You will be provided with an official gas safety certificate for the completed service.

4

Get the peace of mind that all appliances function correctly and your tenants are safe.

Gas safety certificates for landlords – what you need to know

Homeowners who rent out their property are legally responsible for ensuring the safety of their tenants with regards to the correct installation of gas plumbing infrastructure and the proper function of gas appliances.

The Gas Safety Regulations require an annual gas safety check. Certificates are valid for twelve months and can be issued only by Gas Safe Registered Engineers.

Important Legal Liability

Failure to maintain gas use standards is a grave offence. Renting a property without completing a gas safety check carries a penalty of up to a £6000 fine and/or up to six months imprisonment.

Count on Expertise

Our qualified Gas Safe registered engineers have provided London landlords with safety inspections for years. They will:

  • Present their up-to-date Gas Safe ID card and licence number
  • Follow strictly and methodically all inspection procedures
  • Provide information related to the validity of your certificate
  • Offer maintenance and repair recommendations in their report

Appointments: Monday – Saturday

Time Slot: 9 am – 5 pm

1 Gas Appliance £95
2 Gas Appliances £95
3 Gas Appliances £120
4 Gas Appliances £120
5 Gas Appliances Call our office

T&Cs and Minimum Charges apply. Prices are calculated based on area dimensions and appointment time. Valid within M25. Deals cannot be combined. Prices subject to availability. Congestion charges excluded where applicable.

Let the Gas Safe registered engineers improve the safety of your home

What to expect from your gas safety inspection

Each gas appliance will be tested for tightness to prevent leaks.

Standing and working pressure tested at all available points.

Check burner pressure and gas rates against manufacturer data.

Thorough inspection of all ventilation routes for proper function.

Testing flue flow to confirm safe removal of harmful gases.

Careful check of flame failure and all other safety devices.

Acertain presence and effectiveness of stability brackets.

Professional Reporting: If any defects, faulty devices, or unsafe operations are detected, our specialists will document them in detail and provide clear recommendations for repairs in their official report.

Important: Flues in Voids

Flues in voids (common in older flats) must be installed with inspection hatches. By Law, if flues are not accessible for checks, your boiler will be classified as “At risk” and must be turned off until access is provided.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is your duty to maintain the proper operation of the gas plumbing infrastructure on the premises, including ventilation, pipework, flues, safety devices, and appliances. You are also responsible for obtaining a gas safety certificate annually after an inspection by a Gas Safe Registered engineer.
UK Gas Safety Regulations stipulate that gas safety checks and certificates are legally valid (and valid for insurance purposes) only if performed by a certified Gas Safe registered technician. Unqualified work can lead to legal penalties.
The tenant has the right to obtain a copy of the gas safety record for the property. Records must be kept for at least two years, and a new record should be provided to the tenant within 28 days of the check being completed.
No, the legal responsibility remains with the landlord for residential properties. However, for non-residential properties, an agreement can be signed that stipulates the tenant’s duty to maintain gas safety for flues or appliances.
Turn equipment off, shut off the gas supply at the meter, open windows, and call the National Grid’s Gas Emergency Freephone: 0800 111 999. It is illegal to use unsafe gas appliances until they are inspected.
Ensure the following before your inspection:
  • All appliances are easily accessible;
  • The gas meter is free from obstructions;
  • Prepaid meters have sufficient credit;
  • Appliances have not been running hot recently.
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