Homeowner and landlord gas safety checks (CP12) to keep yourself and your tenants safe.
Expert inspections to ensure the safety and legal compliance of yours or your tenants home.
Gas safety inspection
Regulations
As a landlord, you're required by law to have all gas appliances in your rental property inspected annually by a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Certificate
We provide a full gas safety certificate (CP12) after the inspection, giving you peace of mind that your property meets safety standards.
Problems
If any issues arise, we offer prompt and professional repair solutions to keep your gas appliances and property safe and compliant.
Gas safety certificate cost
A gas safety certificate from HouseWarm costs £49 with no VAT to pay.
This price covers a boiler only. Each additional gas appliance is an additional £10.
What does a safety check include?
- A gas tightness test to check for gas leaks
- An inspection of all gas appliances for safety
- Flue gas analyser testing and full flue inspection
- Identify any problems and advise about solutions
- A record of the checks completed emailed to you
Service areas
- Newcastle upon Tyne
- Wallsend
- Gateshead
- North Tyneside
- South Tyneside
- Cramlington
- North Shields
- Whitley Bay
- Gosforth
- South Shields
Why choose HouseWarm?
No call out fees
We do not charge a call out fee and offer free fixed price quotes.
Local business
We are a small local business carrying out services in homes since 2011.
Guarantee
All work carried out by HouseWarm is guaranteed for 12 months.
Testimonials
About
My name is Steven Reid and I was born in Newcastle in 1979. I incorporated HouseWarm Limited in 2011 to provide heating and plumbing services to homes in my hometown area.
With no call out fees and free fixed price quotes, I can offer you a local, trusted and experienced heating engineer and plumber at competitive prices.
FAQs
If there are any safety issues classed as At Risk (AR) that could cause a danger to life or property, the gas appliance (with permission) will be turned off until the safety problem has been fixed.
If there are any safety classed as Immediately Dangerous (ID) that is considered an immediate danger to life and property, the appliance (with permission) will be disconnected until it has been fixed. If no permission is given then the gas engineer will report the situation to the Gas Emergency Service Provider (ESP), which has legal powers to disconnect the gas supply and make the situation safe.
Landlords are required to have a gas safety certificate renewed annually. This ensures that gas appliances in rental properties are safe for tenants.
They can be carried out up to 60 days before the due date and you can keep the previous due date for the next one, but you can not be a day late.
Yes, the Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm Regulations state you must have a carbon monoxide alarm in the same room as every gas appliance, not including gas cooking appliances.
You must also have a smoke alarm on every floor of the property.
A gas safety inspection typically takes between 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the amount of gas appliances being checked, and whether there are any problems or not.
Yes, landlords must provide tenants with a copy of the gas safety certificate within 28 days of the inspection.
HouseWarm will email the tenant a copy of the certificate as well as the landlord after every inspection.