Landlord Gas Safety Certificate

Landlords commonly need a Gas Safety Certificate (CP12), an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), and an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). PAT testing is also recommended for portable electrical appliances provided in rental properties. Requirements vary depending on the property and its location.

Gas Safety Certificates are valid for 1 year, while Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICRs) remain valid for 5 years.

We make property compliance simple with affordable pricing, reliable service, and easy booking. From Gas Safety Certificates to EICRs, EPCs, and PAT testing, we help landlords manage their property requirements in one place, with clear communication and a straightforward process.

Your tenancy agreement should include provisions allowing you, as the landlord, to access the property for essential maintenance or safety inspections. However, it’s important to note that entry must never involve the use of force.

To remain compliant with legal obligations—particularly those outlined by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE)—landlords should take all reasonable steps to carry out required safety checks. These may include:

• Leaving a written notice for the tenant after a failed attempt to access the property

• Providing clear contact details for rescheduling

• Sending a formal letter stressing the legal requirement to conduct the safety check

It is strongly recommended that landlords keep detailed records of all communication and attempts to gain access.

Our services are available throughout all areas of London within the M25 boundary.

Absolutely. All of our engineers are fully qualified, thoroughly vetted, and registered with the relevant governing bodies—so you can have complete confidence in the professionals attending your property.