The Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 require all landlords to have a Landlords Gas Safety Certificate or CP12 if they rent out a property. A Gas Safety Certificate in Leeds is a requirement when you're letting a property. All gas appliances and installations in a property must be inspected once every 12 months.
All landlords must give their tenants a copy of the Gas Safety Certificate, and it is suggested that you keep one for your reference. Landlords are responsible for their tenant's safety, and gas safety is a critical part of that.
If you don't receive a copy of the Gas Safety Certificate from your landlord, ask for one. Additionally, if you still haven't received it after contacting your landlord, get the Gas Safe Register. Gas safety is always essential, and tenants have every right to ensure their property is up to par.
The Gas Safety Certificate is a crucial document that landlords must give to their tenants, verifying that the landlord had a professional inspect the gas appliances and installations in the property to confirm they are safe.
Each Gas Safety Certificate generally includes the following:
The Gas Safety Certificate is an essential document for both landlords and tenants. Not only does it ensure that the property is safe, but it also shows that the landlord complies with the law.
There are several reasons why a Gas Safety Certificate is essential:
To save money, time and stress in the long run, always get a Gas Safety Certificate whether you're a landlord or tenant.
A Gas Safety inspection will usually take about an hour. The gas safety engineer needs to check the following:
The engineer will need to verify the property's ventilation system is effective. The property owner must ensure it's accessible if there is an appliance flue. Any previous records of appliance servicing should be readily available in case the engineer needs to reference them.
The engineer will inspect everything and, if it is all safe and operational, provide you with a Gas Safety Certificate. If any appliance is deemed unsafe, the engineer will disconnect it and give you a warning notice. The appliance must be repaired or replaced before use again.
To schedule your CP12 with us, we need you to give us the details and payment in advance. You can do this through our website or by calling 020 3397 8220. Within two business days of your booking, one of our local assessors will contact you to schedule an appointment. The meeting will happen within two days of the phone call.
After completing the Landlord Gas Safety Assessment, you will be given a CP12. Energy Performance Certificates make sure your house is up to code and safe. Get in touch with us to order your CP12.
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