For help and advice call 01234 567 890
or email info@thplumbingandheating.co.uk
Lines are open Mon to Fri – 8am to 6pm
For help and advice call 01234 567 890
or email info@thplumbingandheating.co.uk
Lines are open Mon to Fri – 8am to 6pm
Independent inspections, safety checks and compliance certificates for landlords, homeowners and commercial property managers across Anytown and the surrounding area.
Gas Safe registered engineers · Certificates issued the same day · Over 20 years looking after local heating systems
A heating system that has not been looked at for a while quietly costs money. Scale in the heat exchanger, an unbalanced system, incorrect gas pressure or a tired pump all force the boiler to work harder than it needs to for the same amount of heat.
An inspection measures how your system is actually performing rather than how it is supposed to perform, so you get a clear picture of what is worth repairing, what is worth upgrading, and what can safely be left alone.
Under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, a landlord must have every gas appliance, flue and pipework run in a rented property checked by a Gas Safe registered engineer each year, and must give the tenant a copy of the record within 28 days.
Commercial premises carry further duties covering ventilation, catering appliances and emergency isolation. If you are not sure what applies to your building, ask us and we will tell you straight.
An annual check of every gas appliance, flue and pipework run in the property, with the Landlord Gas Safety Record issued electronically on the day of the visit.
A full service, flue gas analysis and safety check that keeps the manufacturer warranty valid and catches small faults long before they turn into a breakdown.
Inspections for kitchens, workshops and commercial boiler rooms, covering ventilation, gas soundness testing and access to the emergency control valve.
Radiator balancing, system pressure, pump performance, controls and water quality assessed together, with a written report and clear recommendations.
Rented properties need a gas safety check every 12 months. Owner-occupied homes are not legally required to have one, but every boiler manufacturer we work with makes an annual service a condition of the warranty.
Commercial heating plant is usually inspected annually as a minimum, with larger or harder-worked systems moving to a six-monthly cycle. We will set the interval with you rather than defaulting to the most expensive option.
For a rented home the duty sits with the landlord, and it cannot be passed to the tenant. Where an agent manages the property, the landlord remains accountable for the record being in place.
In a commercial building the duty holder is normally the employer, building owner or managing agent. We are happy to work directly with facilities teams and to keep certificates for a whole portfolio in one place.
Speak to us on 01234 567 890 or complete the form below and we will come straight back to you with a date and a fixed price.
Certificates issued on the day of the visit
A clear pass, advisory or fail on every appliance
Fixed-price repair quotes, never an hourly surprise
Warranty-compliant service records
Photographs of anything we flag
One point of contact for a whole portfolio
Every engineer on our team is Gas Safe registered and carries their card on site, so you can check their qualifications before any work starts. Registration covers the specific appliance types they are assessed on, and we send an engineer whose ticket matches the job.
We keep our own training current on modern condensing boilers, smart controls and low-carbon heating, because an inspection is only as good as the person carrying it out.
Every inspection is logged, dated and stored, so if you ever need to produce a record at short notice we can send it over the same day.
We inspect against the published standards rather than a checklist of our own, so the result means the same thing to your insurer, your manufacturer and your letting agent.
The core legislation covering gas work in the UK. It sets out who may carry out the work, what must be checked, and the landlord duty to hold a current record for every appliance in a let property.
These govern the efficiency of heating systems and the controls fitted alongside them. Where an inspection finds a system falling short, we will set out what bringing it up to standard would involve before you commit to anything.
The industry checklist completed at installation and at every subsequent service. A properly filled-in Benchmark record is what protects your warranty, and it is the first thing a manufacturer asks for in a claim.
Tell us the property type and postcode and we will confirm a slot, usually within one working day.
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