Current Price List For Gas Safety Certificate :

 

( Please note price may vary depending on locations and appliances )

 

Gas Meter Check £30

 

Gas Safety Certificate (CP12 – 1 Appliance, Meter and System Safety Check) from £40* (Please call us for details price may vary depending on appliances and locations.)

 

Gas Safety Certificate (CP12 – 2 Appliances, Meter and System Safety Check) from £48* (Please call us for details price may vary depending on appliances and locations.)

 

Gas Safety Certificate (CP12 – 3+ Appliances, Meter and System Safety Check) from £65 (Please call us for details price may vary depending on appliances and locations.)

 

Current Price List for Gas Boiler Services:

 

Vaillant Gas Boiler Service For start from £80 ( Please call us for details )

 

Worcester Gas Boiler Services From £85 (Please call us for details)

 

Baxi Gas Boiler Services From £75 (Please call us for details)

 

Ideal Gas Boiler Services From £80 (Please call us for details)

 

Keston Gas Boiler Services From £78 (Please call us for details)

 

Duval Saunier Duval boiler servicing from £85 (Please call us for details)

 

Boiler Service and Gas Certificate From £90 (Gas Certificate Only £15, Please call us for details)

 

Please Call us for any other boiler services***

 

Current Price List For Electrical Safety Certificate:

 

Electrical Safety Certificate for 1 bedroom from £99 (Please call us for details)

 

Electrical Safety Certificate for 2 bedroom from £130 (Please call us for details)

 

Electrical Safety Certificate for 3 bedroom from £140 (Please call us for details)

 

Electrical Safety Certificate for 4 bedroom from £160

 

Electrical Safety Certificate for 5 or more bedroom from £190

 

Please Call us for details: 07809834594, 07958316529 or 08000988545

 

*All appliances and gas pipe work must be checked and certified every twelve months.*

Landlord Responsibility:

As you are a residential landlord your rented properties must meet health and safety standards designed to protect your tenants. you must keep your rented properties safe and free from health hazards. You must make sure that all gas and electrical equipment in your properties has been safely installed and is maintained. You must also follow fire safety regulations – for example, by checking that tenants have access to escape routes at all times.
Under the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS), your local authority may inspect your property for health and safety hazards. If it finds serious problems, you will have to fix them. However, you can reduce the chance of this by carrying out your own checks for potential hazards, like damp. If you are a person licensed by a local authority to let out a property – a ‘licensor’ – you do not have the same health and safety responsibilities as landlords. However, you are still covered by the HHSRS. These standards are usually checked by your local authority’s environmental health team.

Gas installation and appliance safety
As a landlord, you are responsible for making sure that any gas electrical installations in your rented properties are safe.

Gas installation safety
If you let a property connected to a mains gas supply, you must arrange an annual maintenance check of gas pipe work, appliances and flues. This should be carried out by an engineer registered with the Gas Safe Register – formerly Corgi.
You should keep inspection records for at least two years and give copies of the reports to your existing tenants within 28 days of each check. You should also give copies to new tenants before they move in.
Your tenants are responsible for any gas appliances they own, but you must still maintain the parts of any associated gas installations – like flues and ventilation grilles – and the pipe work.