Are you a landlord in need of a Gas Safety Certificate in Abbey Wood? There is no need to worry because you’re at the right place. Ever since the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations of 1998 were passed, getting a Gas Safety Certificate for your property became a legal requirement for all landlords in the UK and Ireland. Gas Safety Certs is accredited by the Gas Safe Register to issue landlords with legitimate gas certificates throughout the UK, including Abbey Wood.
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Gas Safety Certs is licensed to carry out gas safety checks on residential, commercial, and even newly built properties. We issue the following types of certificates to our clients:
The landlord gas safety certificate is a domestic certificate that ensures the gas safety of your residential property. This certificate is also called the cp12 certificate and like all other gas certificates, it needs to be renewed every 12 months.
As a landlord, you need to give a copy of this certificate to your tenants within 28 days of the latest gas inspection. We can help you meet your legal requirements by inspecting your home just 2 days after order placement.
The commercial gas safety certificate is the certificate needed to prove the gas safety of your commercial property. All business owners have to get their properties inspected even if there is only one gas appliance installed on the property.
Failure to get this certificate has great consequences because you might have to pay heavy fines and even serve jail time. There is a possibility that your business insurance will get canceled so, avoid this risk and schedule a gas safety check today!
Gas Safety Certs has made acquiring a gas certificate very simple for you. All you need to do is follow these 4 easy steps and your certificate will be ready:
When it comes to gas safety certificates, there is no concept of a grace period because these certificates are required to make sure that your property is gas safe. However, there is a way through which you can buy yourself some time and avoid the consequences of an expired certificate.
If you schedule a check within 10 to 12 months of the last inspection, you can add a month or two to your certificate's life because the new certificate only becomes active once the old one expires.
The average cost of a gas certificate starts from £34 but it fluctuates depending on the property. Various factors determine the final cost. The main ones are:
While the cost of a landlord gas certificate usually increases up to £100, the cost of a commercial gas certificate can even exceed a few hundred pounds. This is because the process of inspecting commercial properties is more detailed as these properties have a complex infrastructure and a larger number of appliances.
Order a gas safety check online from Gas Safety Certs
A registered engineer will visit your property within 48 hours
The engineer will assess your property for a small gas safety check cost
You will receive your gas certificate within 24 hours of inspection
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London and UK homeowners must have a valid Gas Certificate annually to lease or sell their properties. A gas certificate reduces the risk of potential leaks and gas-related accidents.
The CP12 or Gas Safety Certificate ensures that all gas appliances in the property are safe to use.
We prefer yearly inspections to ensure that all gas appliances in the property are working optimally and that the risk of any fault is minimal.
On average, an initial standard safety certificate can cost approximately £80, which covers one appliance, such as a boiler, and £10 for each extra appliance. You should also consider extra expenses for repairs or maintenance in case the inspector finds any problems during the inspection.
A Gas Safety Certificate is valid for 12 months before which you must arrange another safety check.
According to the official regulation, the gas safety inspection must only be performed by a professional engineer. The landlord must avoid DIY-ing any of the projects at your home without prior training. These DIY projects can be harmful to tenants and the property.
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