


Domestic Gas Safety Certificate London
A Domestic Gas Safety Certificate from Landlord Sure provides a professional inspection of gas appliances, pipework, and associated safety controls within residential rental properties. Our qualified Gas Safe registered engineers check gas appliances and installations for safe operation, identify potential defects, and ensure the required safety checks are properly documented.
Whether you’re a landlord, letting agent, property manager, or homeowner, our gas safety service helps you maintain safe gas installations and meet your legal responsibilities. Following the inspection, you’ll receive a clear Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) documenting the appliances checked, inspection results, identified issues, and any required recommendations.
Landlords can read the HSE guidance on landlord gas safety responsibilities for the full legal requirements around every gas safety certificate.
- Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) Inspection
- Gas Safe Registered Engineers
- Clear Digital Gas Safety Certificate
Domestic Gas Safety Certificate Pricing
Ideal for properties with a single gas appliance requiring a professional gas safety check.
£55
- Gas Appliance Safety Check
- Flue & Ventilation Check
- Gas Installation Inspection
- Gas Safety Record
- Gas Safe Registered Engineer
Suitable for residential properties with two gas appliances requiring inspection and certification.
£65
- Gas Appliance Safety Check
- Flue & Ventilation Check
- Gas Installation Inspection
- Gas Safety Record
- Gas Safe Registered Engineer
Ideal for properties with three gas appliances requiring a comprehensive safety inspection.
£75
- Gas Appliance Safety Check
- Flue & Ventilation Check
- Gas Installation Inspection
- Gas Safety Record
- Gas Safe Registered Engineer
Suitable for larger rental properties with multiple gas appliances.
£80
- Comprehensive Gas Safety Checks
- Appliance & Flue Inspection
- Gas Installation Inspection
- Gas Safety Record
- Gas Safe Registered Engineer
A combined service for properties requiring gas safety checks alongside a boiler service.
£89.99
- Gas Safety Inspection
- Boiler Safety & Performance Check
- Flue & Ventilation Inspection
- Gas Installation Checks
- Gas Safety Record
Add portable appliance testing for up to 10 electrical appliances alongside your gas safety check.
£54.99
- Comprehensive Gas Safety Checks
- Appliance & Flue Inspection
- Gas Installation Inspection
- Gas Safety Record
- Gas Safe Registered Engineer
Common Gas Safety Issues We Identify
At Landlord Sure, our Domestic Gas Safety inspections are designed to identify gas safety issues that could affect the safe operation of appliances and installations. Our Gas Safe registered engineers inspect gas appliances, flues, pipework, ventilation, and associated safety components within the property.
During the inspection, we commonly identify issues such as unsafe appliance operation, inadequate ventilation, flue problems, signs of gas leakage, damaged pipework, incorrect appliance installation, poor combustion, and missing or unsuitable safety provisions. Each relevant appliance is checked carefully and the findings are recorded within the Gas Safety Record.
Following the inspection, any safety concerns are clearly explained, with appropriate recommendations where further investigation, repair, or remedial work is required. This helps landlords, letting agents, and property managers maintain safe gas installations and meet their gas safety responsibilities.
We Provide Gas Safety Checks for Every Property Type
At Landlord Sure, we provide professional Domestic Gas Safety Certificate services for a wide range of residential properties across London and the UK. Whether you are a landlord with a single rental property or manage multiple homes, our Gas Safe registered engineers carry out thorough checks of the gas appliances and installations within the property.
Our inspections are suitable for properties with different layouts and gas appliances, with checks covering boilers, gas fires, cookers, flues, ventilation, pipework, and associated safety components. Each inspection is carried out systematically, with findings recorded clearly on the Gas Safety Record.
- Flats & Apartments
- HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation)
- Multi-Property Landlord Portfolios
Professional Gas Safety Inspection Equipment
At Landlord Sure, our Gas Safe registered engineers use professional testing equipment and structured inspection procedures to carry out accurate and reliable Domestic Gas Safety Inspections. We examine gas appliances and installations carefully to identify potential safety concerns and ensure important checks are properly recorded.
Our inspection equipment helps us assess gas appliances, boiler operation, flues, ventilation, pipework, gas pressures, and associated safety components. Each relevant appliance is checked systematically, with observations and test results recorded during the inspection.
Following the assessment, we provide a clear Gas Safety Record (CP12) detailing the appliances inspected, relevant test results, identified defects, and recommendations where further action is required. This gives landlords and property managers a professional record of their property’s gas safety inspection.
How We Deliver Your Gas Safety Certificate — Fast, Professional & Reliable
From booking your inspection to receiving your completed certificate, we make the entire process simple, transparent, and hassle-free.
Book Your Inspection
Arrange your Gas Safety Inspection online or by phone at a convenient time. We offer flexible appointments for landlords, letting agents, and residential properties across London.
Property Inspection
Our Gas Safe registered engineer visits your property to inspect the relevant gas appliances, flues, ventilation, pipework, and safety controls, carrying out the required safety checks.
Receive Your Certificate
Once the inspection is complete, you receive your Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) documenting the appliances inspected, relevant test results, and any safety issues or recommendations identified.
Landlord Gas Safety Certificate: Your Legal Duties
Under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, landlords must make sure every gas appliance, fitting and flue they provide is safe. In practice this means you must:
- have a gas safety check carried out every 12 months by a Gas Safe registered engineer
- give a copy of the landlord gas safety record (often called a CP12) to existing tenants within 28 days of the check
- give new tenants a copy before they move in
- keep a copy of each record for at least two years
- make sure appliances are maintained in a safe condition between checks
Letting agents who manage gas safety for a landlord share these duties, so it is important that responsibilities are agreed in writing.
What Is Checked During a Gas Safety Inspection?
- gas tightness of the installation and pipework
- burner pressure and gas rate against the manufacturer's data
- flues and chimneys, to make sure fumes are removed safely
- ventilation and air supply to each appliance
- safety devices, such as flame failure devices, working correctly
- boilers, gas fires, gas cookers and hobs supplied by the landlord
Appliances owned by tenants are not covered, but the engineer will check the pipework that supplies them.
How Much Does a Gas Safety Certificate Cost in London?
Our landlord gas safety certificates start from £55, as shown in the pricing plans above. The price depends mainly on the number of gas appliances, plus any extra services you add, such as a boiler service or an EICR at the same visit. There are no hidden call-out charges.
Can I Renew My Gas Safety Certificate Early?
Yes. Since April 2018, landlords can have the annual check carried out up to two months before the current record runs out and keep the original expiry date. This makes it easier to arrange access with tenants without shortening the 12-month cycle.
What Happens If an Appliance Fails?
| Classification | What it means |
|---|---|
| Immediately Dangerous (ID) | The appliance poses an immediate risk. With your permission it will be disconnected and labelled until it is repaired. |
| At Risk (AR) | One or more faults could become dangerous. The appliance is usually turned off and must be repaired before it is used again. |
| Not to Current Standards (NCS) | The appliance is safe to use but does not meet current standards. Upgrading is recommended. |
We explain any defects clearly and can quote for repairs so you can get a valid certificate quickly.
Gas Safety Check vs Boiler Service
A gas safety check confirms that appliances are safe to use. A boiler service is maintenance that keeps the boiler working efficiently and is often needed to keep a warranty valid. They are different, but many landlords book both at the same visit to save time and keep tenants happy.
Frequently Asked Questions About Domestic Gas Safety Certificates
Get answers to common questions about Gas Safety Certificates, CP12 inspections, pricing, appliance checks, landlord requirements, and gas safety inspections.
What is a Domestic Gas Safety Certificate?
A Domestic Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) is a record completed following a gas safety inspection by a Gas Safe registered engineer. It records the gas appliances and relevant safety checks carried out at the property.
What does a Gas Safety Inspection include?
Our inspection checks relevant gas appliances, flues, ventilation, pipework, gas pressures, combustion, and safety controls to identify conditions that may require attention.
Who needs a Gas Safety Certificate?
Gas safety certificates are particularly relevant to landlords and letting agents responsible for residential rental properties with gas appliances or installations. Homeowners can also arrange gas safety inspections for added assurance.
How long does a Gas Safety Inspection take?
The time required depends on the number and type of gas appliances, property layout, and complexity of the installation. We carry out the required checks carefully rather than rushing the inspection.
What happens if a gas safety issue is identified?
If an unsafe condition or defect is found, the engineer will record the relevant finding and explain what action may be required. Repairs or remedial work should only be carried out by an appropriately qualified Gas Safe registered engineer.









