Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) in London
A CP12 gas safety record covers every gas appliance in the property, inspected.
tested and certificated by a Gas Safe registered engineer, booked within 48 hours and emailed the same day.
Gas safety certificate (CP12) in London: what the price includes
- 01Every appliance covered
Boiler, hob, fire and meter installation checked for tightness, combustion, ventilation and flue.
- 02Same-day paperwork
The certificate is emailed before the engineer's van is off your street.
- 03Faults handled honestly
A failed appliance gets a clear classification and a fixed repair quote, not a scare and an open cheque.
- 04Reminders included
We track the expiry and prompt you in month eleven.
- 05What happens during a gas safety check
A gas safety check is a set of tests on every gas appliance and the gas pipework in the property. The engineer first checks the whole installation is gas tight, meaning no gas is escaping. Then, for each appliance, they check the gas pressure, that it is burning properly, that there is enough fresh air for it, and that the flue carries fumes safely outside. Safety devices are tested to make sure they shut the gas off if something goes wrong. The results go on the gas safety record, often called a CP12. For one appliance it takes about half an hour, and one-appliance CP12s are £79 fixed.
- 06Gas safety check or boiler service: which do you need?
They sound alike but do different jobs. A gas safety check, sometimes called a gas safe check, proves your gas appliances are safe on the day. Nothing is cleaned or adjusted unless it is unsafe. Landlords must have one every year by law. A boiler service is maintenance. The boiler is opened, cleaned and tuned so it keeps working well, and it is what boiler warranties ask for. Homeowners are not legally required to have either, but a yearly service is strongly worth it. If you are a landlord, you need the check, and booking the service at the same visit saves a second appointment.
- 07Check our licence while we are on the doorstep
Every one of our engineers carries a Gas Safe ID card with a licence number, an expiry date and the specific appliance categories they are qualified for. Take it, check it at gassaferegister.co.uk, and match the categories to what is in your property. A professional expects you to.
Local conditions we work around
The check itself is identical nationally, a Gas Safe registered engineer, every appliance, tightness test and a CP12, but London's housing stock makes access the recurring obstacle. Meters in communal cupboards, appliances in flats let separately from the freehold, and shared boiler arrangements all need arranging before the appointment rather than discovered on the day. Older properties can still carry lead or early steel internal gas pipe, which will be recorded and needs addressing rather than simply noting.
Where we work in London
Same price and the same guarantee in every area below. Each has its own page with the streets we cover.
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