Gas Safety Certificate

A Gas Safety Certificate is not just a legal obligation—it’s a commitment to safety, efficiency, and responsibility. Whether you’re a landlord, homeowner, or property manager, ensuring gas safety is essential for protecting lives, property, and peace of mind.

Landlords must provide a valid Gas Safety Certificate. If they fail to do so, they could face serious legal consequences, such as large fines or even jail time. Neglecting this duty may also void their property insurance, leaving them unprotected. Additionally, they may be held more responsible if a gas-related accident occurs. This highlights why following safety regulations is so important.

No, only engineers who are Gas Safe registered can legally issue a Gas Safety Certificate. Always check the engineer’s registration number before hiring.

No, a gas safety check focuses on ensuring appliances are safe to use, while servicing includes cleaning and maintaining the appliance to improve performance and efficiency. You can request both services during the same visit.

If your property fails the inspection, the engineer will carefully highlight the specific issues in the report and provide recommendations for corrective actions to address these problems. Additionally, if any appliances are deemed unsafe, the engineer will take the necessary steps to disconnect them to ensure safety.