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Gas Safety Checks
Annual CP12 gas safety certificates delivered with compliance and care
Landlords are legally required to have every gas appliance, flue and fitting safety-checked annually by a Gas Safe registered engineer and to provide a valid certificate to tenants within 28 days
Our full inspection includes testing for leaks, checking combustion, ventilation, safety controls and gas pressure.
Choose us to ensure legal compliance, keep tenants safe, avoid fines and safeguard your property with expert engineers you can trust.
Why Choose More Heating Service for CP12 Checks?
✦ Gas Safe Registered engineers (ID cards shown on arrival)
✦ Digital reports are emailed the same day
✦ Multi-property bookings available for landlords with portfolios
✦ Flexible appointments- early mornings, evenings & weekends
✦ Fixed pricing - no hidden fees
✦ Boiler servicing available during the same visit for convenience
What is a Gas Safety Check (CP12)?
A Gas Safety Check (also known as a CP12) is a legal requirement for all UK landlords. It involves a certified Gas Safe engineer inspecting gas appliances, pipework, flues and ventilation to ensure everything is working safely and efficiently.
You'll receive a CP12 Certificate to prove compliance with the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998.
How Often Do I Need a CP12?
You must complete a gas safety check every 12 months. A copy of the certificate must be given to your tenants within 28 days of the inspection or before a new tenancy begins.
TESTOMINALS
What our clients say
Real reviews from real customers who trust us.
"I use More Heating for all my gas safety checks. Always reliable, fast and great value. Highly recommend for landlords with multiple properties."
Paul,
Property Manager, Croydon
“Very professional gas safety check carried out with great attention to detail. Everything was clearly explained, and the service was completed efficiently and safely.”
James R., London
“Excellent service from start to finish. The engineer was knowledgeable, thorough, and ensured all gas safety requirements were fully met.”