Landlord Gas Safety Certificates in Newcastle & North Tyneside
CP12 gas safety records for landlords and home buyers.
- Gas Safe registered
- Fully insured
- No call-out fees
- Established 2011
Landlord gas safety certificates explained
Annual checks
Landlords must arrange an annual safety check of every gas appliance and flue they provide, completed by a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Gas safety record
After the inspection, you’ll receive a Landlord Gas Safety Record showing the results, commonly called a gas safety certificate or CP12.
Faults found
If any faults are found, you’ll be advised what action is needed and offered professional repair work to help make the gas installation safe.
What does a gas safety check include?
- Tightness test to check for gas leaks
- Inspection of all gas appliances
- Flue inspection & gas analyser test
- Identify any problems and advice
- A PDF certificate emailed to you
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About
My name is Steven Reid and I was born and raised in Newcastle. 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.
Service areas
- Newcastle upon Tyne
- Gosforth
- Jesmond
- Heaton
- Longbenton
- Killingworth
- Cramlington
- North Tyneside
- Wallsend
- North Shields
- Whitley Bay
- Tynemouth
- Shiremoor
- South Shields
Key postcode areas covered: NE2, NE3, NE6, NE7, NE12, NE27, NE28, & NE29.
FAQs
How much does a gas safety certificate cost?
A gas safety certificate from HouseWarm costs £50 (no VAT) for a single boiler. Additional gas appliances cost £10 each.
Common property examples:
Boiler only = £50
Boiler + Gas Hob (or Gas Cooker) = £60
Boiler + Gas Hob + Gas Fire = £70
Get a £30 discount when carried out with an annual boiler service.
What happens if a property fails the gas safety check?
If a gas appliance is deemed At Risk (AR) due to a safety issue, the gas to it will be turned off (with permission) until the problem is fixed.
If an appliance is classed as Immediately Dangerous (ID) and poses an immediate threat, it must be disconnected. If the property owner refuses, the gas engineer is required to report it to the Gas Emergency Service Provider (ESP), who has the legal authority to disconnect the gas supply for safety.
Is a gas safety certificate the same as a boiler service?
No. A gas safety certificate and a boiler service are different, although some of the safety checks can overlap.
A gas safety check is mainly concerned with making sure gas appliances are operating safely and recording the results. A boiler service is more detailed and can include inspecting, testing and cleaning boiler components where required.
To see the differences between the two and a full breakdown of the servicing process, see my boiler service checklist.
How often is a gas safety certificate required?
Landlords must renew a gas safety certificate every year to ensure that gas appliances in rental properties are safe for tenants.
The check can be done up to 60 days before the due date, allowing the renewal to maintain the same date each year. However, if the certificate expires, even by one day, the landlord will be in breach of gas safety check regulations.
Are carbon monoxide and smoke alarms required?
Yes, the Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm Regulations require a carbon monoxide alarm in any room with a gas appliance, except gas cookers.
A smoke alarm must also be installed on every floor of a rental property.
Do tenants receive a copy of the gas safety certificate?
Yes, landlords must provide tenants with a copy of the gas safety certificate within 28 days of the inspection.
HouseWarm will email a copy to both the tenant and landlord after every inspection.