Gas Safety

What are your landlord gas safety responsibilities?

The Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 (GSIUR) outline your duties as a landlord to make sure all gas appliances, fittings, chimneys and flues are safe and working efficiently. If you’re letting a property with gas appliances installed, you’ve got three main legal responsibilities.

We are proud members of the legal regulatory body governing.
Registration no. 569261

Check Us On Gas Safe

We have qualified engineers able to provide certification for all gas appliance installations and servicing on both domestic and non-domestic systems.

The safety checks needed annually for gas appliances are:

  •  Landlord Gas Safety Certificate (LGSR/CP12).
  • Commercial Gas Safety Certificate (CP15/CP17).
  • Industrial Gas Safety Certificate.

Our Gas Safety Services:

Gas Safety Checks: We carry out annual gas safety checks to ensure your appliances are working safely and efficiently. This includes checking for leaks, carbon monoxide, and ensuring proper ventilation.
Gas Appliance Installations: Our engineers are qualified to install all types of gas appliances, including boilers, cookers, and fires. We ensure all installations comply with current regulations and safety standards.

Gas Repairs: If you have a problem with your gas appliance, our team can quickly diagnose and repair the issue. We use high-quality parts and ensure all repairs are carried out safely and efficiently.
Carbon Monoxide Awareness: We educate our customers about the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning and the importance of having regular gas safety checks.

Have your gas appliances checked annually by a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Never attempt to repair a gas appliance yourself.
Don’t ignore the signs of a potential gas leak, such as a rotten egg smell.
Install a carbon monoxide alarm and test it regularly.