Gas Safety Certificate

After ordering your Gas Safety Record, our suppliers will contact you to arrange a suitable time for your inspection. Once the inspection has been carried out, will email you a copy of your Gas Safety Record directly.

Learn more about gas safety records: Gas Safety Check Regulations 2022

Tenants must be shown a copy of the Gas Safety Record before their tenancy begins. When the tenancy agreement is sent to the tenant for signature, they will also be provided with a digital copy of the Gas Safety Record, along with other legally required documents.

If you renew your Gas Safety Record whilst your tenant is in situ, you should provide them with the latest copy within 28 days of the inspection. Gas Safety Records and other legal documents can be found in the Documents section of the dashboard.

Our engineers will carry out a gas safety inspection of up to three gas appliances. This typically includes the gas boiler, gas hob and/or gas fireplace. Additional appliances can be added if needed.

Your engineer will carry out visual checks and physical tests of the systems, including ventilation, flue flows, meters and pressure vessels. Any remedial work required is not included in the gas safety inspection.

Landlords must renew their Gas Safety Record every year. Although they are valid for 12 months, landlords can get a new Gas Safety Record two months earlier than the expiration date and it will still be valid for the entire annual period.

For example, if your last Gas Safety Record was issued on 1st June 2021, you can organise your gas safety inspection on any date between 1st April and 1st June 2022 and no time will be lost. Your new expiration date would be 1st June 2023, regardless of when the certificate was issued within this two-month period.

Lettingaproperty.com will send you an email reminder when your Gas Safety Record is due for renewal. To ensure you get your certificate in time, we recommend booking your inspection as early as possible.

Our network of engineers are fully qualified and Gas Safe registered. You should always confirm that any engineer entering your property is listed on the Gas Safe Register. To do this, you can ask to see their Gas Safe ID card when they arrive.