Gas Safety Certificates in Loughborough

At Gas Safety Certs, landlords can be sure of getting an efficient inspection experience and viable gas certification. Our services will take the hassle out of the process and handle it for you. We will get you gas safety certifications and inspections for new builds, commercial, and residential properties. 

First, let’s look at the certificates we provide:

·      Landlord Gas Safety Certificates

Every Loughborough landlord needs the CP12 or domestic gas certificate for the properties in their ownership. The law also requires that the landlord present their tenants with a copy of this document within 28 days after the gas safety check. 

At GSC, we can help landlords and property owners complete their legal requirements. They’ll get experienced and licensed engineers on every property. Our professionals ensure that the gas safe certificate check is safe and quick. Once they’re done, the safety certificate will be issued as early as possible. Due to our hassle-free process and quick issuing time, most landlords prefer this route.

·      Commercial Gas Safety Certificate

Any commercial buildings using gas-powered appliances must also renew their gas safety certificate every 12 months. If the certification expires, the business may have to pay fines and lose its insurance's validity. The consequences may also include criminal charges with jail time. You can avoid all this by booking the accredited engineers at GSC. They are licensed to conduct gas safety checks for both domestic and commercial properties. After the building and appliances pass the check, the business can get the commercial gas safety certificate at a reasonable cost. 

GSC also offers residential services and other safety checks. 

Each gas safety certificate needs renewal after at least 12 months. There’s no way of getting around this fact, but Loughborough's landlords might get some breathing space if they get a new certificate early on.

Here’s how it works: you may start the inspection process after the present certificate is 10 months old. The new certificate will only come into effect after the old one expires. Consequently, the landlord gets two extra months before having to go through the process again.