Landlord's Gas Safety Certificates (CP12)
(all manufacturer's appliances)
Since 1996 it has been a legal requirement for landlords to hold a CP12 Certificate for homes supplied with gas. As a landlord, you are legally responsible for the safety of your tenants and must have a gas safety check carried out every 12 months by a Gas Safe Registered Engineer. The annual gas safety inspection ensures the gas appliances and flues in the property are operating safely and up to current standards. Without an up-to-date CP12, not only is your property insurance invalid but you could also be liable for potential civil claims.
What's included? See checklist
Annual reminders - Most of Paul's customers rely on his automated reminder scheme; Paul will either send you a postcard, an email and/or a mobile text message to remind you two weeks before your safety checks and services are due – a convenient and reliable way to stay safe.
Special offers - Paul is pleased to be able to offer a discount when you combine your boiler service with your Landlords Gas Safety inspection CP12. Please ask for details.
Discounts for multiple properties - If you use Paul's services on three or more properties he will be pleased to give you a discount as a thank you for your loyalty.
Selling your home - There are many ways to make your home more attractive to prospective buyers. Making sure your home is ‘gas safe' will provide peace of mind and reassure potential buyers that you have taken proper care of all the appliances included in the sale. No doubt you'll expect the same care and attention is paid to the home you are thinking of buying too…
Before you buy a new home - You've found a house and you're ready to put an offer in. Does it come with certificated service and safety checks on the gas appliances and central heating? If not, ask Paul to complete these important tasks first - we could save you hundreds of pounds on survey fees or potential problems.
Carbon monoxide alarms - It is the nature of Paul's business to be vigilant about gas safety and he strongly recommend that you check whether your property needs to have a carbon monoxide alarm installed. If you are unsure, Paul will be happy to advise when he visits.
