Expert Gas Safety Certificate In Skelmersdale, Lancashire

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Simply put, a Gas Safety Certificate, often called a CP12, is an official document that proves all gas appliances and flues in your rental property have been checked by a Gas Safe registered engineer and found to be safe. As a landlord, it’s not just a good idea, it's a legal requirement to make sure your tenants are safe from potential carbon monoxide poisoning or gas leaks. This certificate is your proof that you’ve done your bit to protect them.

You need to have a gas safety check carried out annually – that's once every 12 months – for every gas appliance and flue in your rental property. This regular check-up helps catch any potential issues early and keeps everything running safely for your tenants.

When we come to do a gas safety inspection, a Gas Safe registered engineer will carefully check all your gas appliances and fittings – like your boiler, gas cooker, and gas fires. We look for gas leaks, make sure combustion is efficient, verify that ventilation is adequate, and check that safety devices are working correctly. After a thorough inspection, if everything passes, we’ll issue your CP12 certificate.

Only an engineer who is officially registered with the Gas Safe Register can carry out gas safety checks and issue CP12 certificates. It’s really important to always ask to see their Gas Safe ID card to make sure they’re qualified to work on gas appliances. All our engineers at Plumbing and Heating Warrington are fully Gas Safe registered and ready to help.

Failing to get a Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) is a serious matter. As a landlord, you could face hefty fines, a prison sentence, or even manslaughter charges in the worst-case scenario. More importantly, you'd be putting your tenants' lives at risk. It’s just not worth taking the chance. Regular gas safety checks protect both your tenants and you.