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If you are renting out a residential or commercial property in Belfast, by law, you're required to obtain a gas certificate. The gas safety certificate is a document that guarantees that all the gas appliances and connections at your property are safe for use.
The gas certificate, previously known as LGSR (Landlord Gas Safety Record) or CP12 certificate, includes the following:
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A gas safety certificate is a document that proves that a Gas Safe registered engineer has inspected a property and that it is safe for use. Landlords in the UK are legally required to have a gas safety certificate for all properties with gas appliances, and tenants should always ask to see one before moving into a new property.
If you're a landlord, it's your responsibility to ensure that all gas appliances in your property are safe and up to date. You can do this by arranging for a Gas Safe registered engineer to inspect your property and issue a gas safety certificate. It's also important to keep copies of the gas safety certificate for your records and give one to your tenants.
A gas safety certificate cost in Belfast is affected by several factors, including the type of property (Residential/ New build/ Commercial) and the number of gas appliances or connections that need to be checked.
However, the average gas safety check cost ranges from £60 to £90. Depending on the number of appliances, the gas certificate cost in Belfast may be as follows:
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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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Yes, you can transfer your gas safety certificate to a new homeowner if the property is sold during its validity period. This practice ensures that ownership and accountability rest with the new landlord.
All landlords are required to provide a copy of the gas certificate to the tenants within 28 days of inspection. If they do not comply with this legal obligation, they may be fined heavily or face other penalties.
There are several ways to check an engineer's registration. You can request to see their license card, which lists their full details. Additionally, you can also look them up on the Gas Safe Register's official website. Entering their details will lead you to their complete licensure information.
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