Landlord Gas Safety Certificate in Nottingham
A landlord gas safety certificate (CP12) is the annual record a Gas Safe registered engineer issues after checking every gas appliance, flue and pipework in a let property. Nottingham landlords must have one every 12 months and give tenants a copy within 28 days.
Gas safety certificates from £120+VAT
What the CP12 inspection covers
Each gas appliance is checked for correct operation, burner pressure, combustion and safe flueing.
- Tightness test on the gas installation
- Flue flow and spillage tests
- Ventilation and safety device checks
- Written record of any defects found
Landlord duties under the 1998 Regulations
The Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 require landlords to maintain gas appliances, arrange an annual safety check and keep records for two years.
Booking across Nottingham
We cover rented homes, HMOs and student lets across the city centre, West Bridgford, Beeston, Arnold and the wider NG postcode area.
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Frequently asked questions
How often does a landlord need a gas safety certificate?
Every 12 months. You can book up to two months before the expiry date and keep the original anniversary date.
How much is a landlord gas safety certificate in Nottingham?
Prices start from £120+VAT, depending on the number of gas appliances in the property.
What happens if an appliance fails?
The engineer explains the defect, labels the appliance if it is unsafe and quotes for the repair needed to make it safe.
Do HMOs need a separate certificate?
Each let property needs a valid record covering all landlord-owned gas appliances, including communal boilers in HMOs.