Emergency Gas Safety Certificate - Gas Safety Certificates

Ensure your property is safe, legal, and compliant.

A Gas Safety Certificate, also known as a CP12, is a legal requirement for landlords and property managers in the UK. It confirms that all gas appliances, fittings, and flues within a property have been checked and found safe to use by a Gas Safe registered engineer.

At Gas Safety Certificate, we offer fast, affordable, and professional inspections with digital certificates issued immediately after the visit. Whether you’re a landlord, homeowner, or letting agent, our team ensures full compliance with the latest safety regulations.

The inspection includes checks on gas meters, boilers, cookers, and any other gas appliances to detect leaks or faults. We also verify ventilation, flue flow, and appliance pressure to guarantee safe operation.

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Electronic Gas Safety Certificates are sent via email immediately after the inspection is carried out and payment is confirmed

Are you a landlord ?

Landlords are legally required to supply tenants with a valid Gas Safety Record for their property every 12 months. Additionally, all gas appliances must be routinely serviced—typically once a year—by a qualified Gas Safe Registered Engineer to ensure safe operation.

Are you a Tenant?

Did you know your landlord has legal duties regarding gas safety? If you're renting, you have the right to request the latest Gas Safety Certificate. This confirms that all gas appliances in your home have been checked by a certified Gas Safe Registered Engineer. Landlords are also responsible for keeping gas appliances in good working order, which typically involves annual servicing of items like boilers, cookers, or gas fires.

Click here to find out how to ensure the property you rent is gas safe.

What details are included in a Landlord’s Gas Safety Certificate?

A gas safety check must include at least the following essential details:

• Description and location of each appliance and/or flue inspected.
• Name, registration number, and signature of the engineer who performed the check.
• Date the appliance and/or flue was inspected.
• The property address where the appliance and/or flue is installed.
• Name and address of the landlord (or agent, if applicable).
• Any identified defects and the actions taken or required to address them.
• Confirmation of the results from operational safety checks on the appliances.