Meter Only – £20*
Please note: This service does not include a Gas Safety Certificate, as no gas appliances are tested.
What’s included:
All-inclusive pricing – no hidden costs.
Inspection of the emergency control valve on your gas meter.
Tightness test to ensure there are no gas leaks.
Commercial Gas Safety Certificate
Start from £159.99*
All inclusive (No hidden Cost)
1 Gas Appliance
$159
*All inclusive tax
2 Gas Appliances
$199
*All inclusive tax
3 Gas Appliances
$239
*All inclusive tax
What Is a Gas Safety Certificate?
A Gas Safety Certificate, also known as a CP42, is an official document that proves your business complies with the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations. It is issued by a qualified Gas Safe engineer and remains valid for 12 months, after which it must be renewed.
If you own or manage a commercial property, you are legally responsible for the safety of all gas appliances and flues on the premises. This includes ensuring they are regularly maintained and serviced to operate safely.
The Commercial Gas Safety Certificate (CP42) serves as proof that all gas appliances and flues have been inspected by a registered Gas Safe engineer and meet the required safety standards.
Failing to hold a valid CP42 can result in legal consequences, put lives at risk, and make you liable for costly repairs or damages in the event of an accident.
What is Included in a Commercial Gas Safety Inspection?
When a commercial gas safety inspection is carried out on a boiler, it covers all critical components of the system, including the flue, burner, controls, and any associated parts.
A boiler flue test is a key part of the inspection and the gas safety certificate process. This test ensures that your boiler is operating safely and efficiently. The most common method uses a gas analyser, which measures levels of carbon monoxide (CO) and other gases in the flue.
The results of the flue test indicate whether the boiler is functioning correctly or if repairs or adjustments are required. Performing a flue test is essential for compliance, safety, and optimal performance of your boiler.
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- How Is a Gas Safety Inspection Done?
A gas safety inspection (CP12) is an essential check carried out in domestic properties that have gas appliances. The inspection ensures all appliances are safe to use and that there are no potential hazards within the gas system.
All inspections must be completed by a qualified and Gas Safe registered engineer. At Landlord Certificate London, all our engineers are fully Gas Safe registered and carry their Gas Safe ID cards, which can be checked for verification at any time.
During a gas safety inspection, the engineer will perform thorough tests on all gas appliances and the associated pipework. They will also check for any signs of gas leaks or the presence of carbon monoxide (CO) fumes.
Flue Inspection in Gas Boilers
During a CP42 inspection, the engineer will carefully check the condition of the boiler flue. The flue is the pipe responsible for safely carrying waste gases from the boiler to the outside of the property. Ensuring the flue is intact and properly functioning is crucial for preventing carbon monoxide buildup, maintaining boiler efficiency, and complying with safety regulations.
Importance of Flue Condition for Gas Safety
A damaged or poorly maintained flue can leak dangerous carbon monoxide gas into your property, posing serious health risks. It is therefore essential to ensure that your flue is in good condition and properly sealed.
Flues are typically sealed using specialized flue cement designed for boilers to prevent any gas leaks. Regular inspections by a qualified Gas Safe engineer are crucial to ensure both the boiler and flue remain safe and compliant.
We offer a comprehensive commercial boiler gas safety inspection for £159.99, with no hidden costs. Book your inspection today to keep your property safe and compliant.
Avoiding Gas Risks: Boiler Flue Distance from Openable Windows
For safety reasons, a boiler flue should generally be at least 12 inches away from any openable windows. This ensures that harmful gas fumes are properly vented and cannot enter the property.
If you have an upcoming Gas Safety inspection, it’s a good idea to check the flue distance yourself, or leave it to our experts. Even if your flue is less than 12 inches from a window, we can install a flue extension to meet compliance standards and help you obtain a valid Commercial Gas Safety Certificate (CP42).
Gas Safety Inspections for Hobs and Cookers
During a commercial gas safety inspection, our engineer will carefully assess your hob or cooker. This includes:
Checking the ignition system.
Ensuring there are no gas leaks.
Evaluating the overall condition of the appliance.
The goal of the inspection is to confirm that the hob or cooker is safe to use and does not pose any risks to users.
Frequently Asked Questions
A tightness test ensures that a commercial gas appliance is not leaking gas. A qualified Gas Safe registered engineer carries out the test by attaching a special pressure gauge to the appliance and checking for any drops in pressure.
If the appliance passes the test, a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate (CP42) can be issued.
The duration of a commercial gas safety inspection depends on the size and complexity of the property and the number of gas appliances that need to be checked. Most inspections can be completed within an hour, but larger or more complex properties may take a couple of hours.
