Legal Annual Requirement · All London Boroughs & Essex

Gas Safety Certificate for LandlordsLondon — From £60, Same Day

Stay legally compliant. Gas Safe registered engineers carry out your annual landlord gas safety inspection and issue a digital certificate the same day.

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Your Legal Obligations as a Landlord

Under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998

Annual renewal

Must be done every 12 months by a Gas Safe engineer

New tenants

Certificate must be provided before they move in

Existing tenants

Copy must be given within 28 days of the annual inspection

Penalty

Up to £6,000 fine per offence for non-compliance

Insurance

Invalid landlord insurance if no valid CP12 in place

Records

Must retain certificates for at least 2 years

Important: A gas safety certificate is not the same as a boiler service. The CP12 records the safety of all gas appliances. An annual service inspects and cleans the boiler for performance. Many landlords combine both in one visit to save time and money — ask us about our combined service and CP12 price.

Landlord Certificate Pricing

Single Property CP12

Boiler + up to 2 gas appliances

From £60

CP12 + Annual Boiler Service

Both in one visit — best value

From £120

3–5 Properties

Same area, same day

From £55/each

Portfolio (10+)

Dedicated account management & scheduling

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Book Your Landlord Gas Safety Certificate

Digital certificate issued same day. We cover all London boroughs and Essex.

Landlord Gas Safety — FAQ

What is a landlord gas safety certificate?
A landlord gas safety certificate — officially called a Gas Safety Record or CP12 — is a document proving that all gas appliances, fittings and flues in a rented property have been inspected and are safe. It is a legal requirement under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 and must be renewed every 12 months by a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Which appliances need to be inspected?
All gas appliances supplied by the landlord must be inspected: boilers, gas fires, gas cookers, gas hobs, wall heaters, and any other gas-powered appliance. Appliances owned by the tenant do not need to be included, though flues and gas supply pipework serving those appliances must still be checked.
Can I be fined if my tenant refuses access?
If a tenant refuses access, you are not automatically prosecuted — but you must demonstrate that you took all reasonable steps to carry out the inspection. This means written notices to the tenant, documented attempts and a clear paper trail. We can help you document access attempts. If the situation is ongoing, you may need to seek legal advice.
Do I need a certificate for every property?
Yes. Each individual property requires its own annual Gas Safety Record. If you own a house of multiple occupation (HMO), each gas appliance in the property must be covered. We can carry out multiple properties in the same day or area to reduce costs.
Does a new-build property need a gas safety certificate?
Yes. New-build properties still require an annual Gas Safety Record from the first year of tenancy. The builder's building regulations certificate is not a substitute for the annual landlord gas safety check.
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