Landlord Gas Safety Certificate in Sussex and Surrey

Yes. Under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, every landlord with gas appliances in a rental property is legally required to have them inspected once every 12 months. The inspection must be carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer.

Missing this deadline doesn't just put your tenants at risk — it can result in fines, prosecution, and voided landlord insurance. Your certificate must be renewed before it expires, not after.

Our pricing depends primarily on the number of gas appliances in the property. There are no call-out charges, no day-of surprises, and no hidden fees — you'll know exactly what you're paying before we visit.

For a standard property with one boiler and a gas hob, our rates are competitive and fully transparent. Call us or submit a quick quote request and we'll give you a clear figure within minutes.

A thorough CP12 inspection covers every gas appliance, flue, and pipe in your rental property. Here's exactly what our Gas Safe engineers assess:

• Boiler operation, pressure, and combustion performance
• All gas appliances — hob, cooker, gas fire
• Pipework condition and tightness test
• Flues, ventilation, and combustion air supply
• Carbon monoxide and safety devices
• Emergency controls and shut-off valves

If everything passes, your CP12 certificate is issued on the same day. If we find a problem, we'll explain it clearly and advise on next steps — no unnecessary pressure, just honest advice.

Many landlords combine their annual CP12 inspection with a full boiler service in the same visit. It saves a second appointment, reduces disruption to tenants, and keeps everything in order at once.

Our engineers are equipped to carry out both in a single visit — the gas safety check is completed first, followed by the annual boiler service. You'll leave with both your CP12 certificate and a serviced, safe boiler.