Gas safety certificate
Annual landlord CP12 for boilers, hobs, cookers and fires.
Price: from £59
Greater London compliance
Gas safety, EICR, EPC and PAT testing from published prices. Book a visit or ask for a quote — we answer seven days, 09:00–22:00.
Services
These are the published Greater London starting prices. The quote form uses the same list. The full bands — appliances, bedrooms, commercial scopes and quote-on-request extras — are on the London certificate prices page.
Annual landlord CP12 for boilers, hobs, cookers and fires.
Price: from £59
Fixed installation report for private lets and commercial units.
Price: from £99
Energy Performance Certificate when you sell or let.
Price: from £69
Portable appliance testing for homes, HMOs and workplaces.
Price: from £59
Non-domestic gas records, including catering / CP42 work.
Price: from £149
LPG checks for homes, commercial sites and mobile catering.
Price: from £150
Fire alarm inspection for residential and commercial premises.
Price: from £150
Emergency lighting inspection where the building needs it.
Price: from £150
How it works
Use Get a quote or call. We need a name, phone, email, postcode and the certificate type.
We book access around tenants or keys and confirm the published from-price for that service.
After the inspection you receive the record. Remedial work, if any, is quoted separately.
Why people enquire here
Gas £59, EICR £99, EPC £69, PAT £59. No invented scheme numbers on this site.
Mon–Sun 09:00–22:00 on 020 8088 3901 or email.
International House, 64 Nile Street, Hoxton, London N1 7SR. Engineers travel across Greater London.
Greater London branch addresses. Correspondence: International House, 64 Nile Street, Hoxton, London N1 7SR.
CP12 is the common name for a landlord gas safety record. In England a landlord must have gas appliances, flues and pipework checked every 12 months by a Gas Safe registered engineer and give tenants a copy of the record.
A landlord gas safety record is valid for 12 months from the date of the check. A new inspection is required before it expires.
Landlords of rented residential property in England with gas appliances must arrange an annual Gas Safe inspection. Homeowners selling a property or commercial operators may also need a current gas safety record.
An Electrical Installation Condition Report is a formal inspection of the fixed electrical installation. It records defects using codes C1, C2, C3 and FI and states whether the installation is satisfactory.
C1 is danger present and needs immediate action. C2 is potentially dangerous. C3 is improvement recommended. FI is further investigation required. C1 and C2 typically make the report unsatisfactory until remedied.
In England, private landlords must have an EICR at least every five years, or sooner if the report says so, and supply it to tenants.
CP42 is the common name used for commercial catering gas safety certification covering kitchen appliances, pipework and ventilation used in food businesses.
Mobile and outdoor catering that uses LPG cylinders or tanks should be inspected by a competent Gas Safe engineer. Safety Certificate lists residential LPG from £150 and commercial LPG from £250.
Most private landlords in England need a current gas safety record (annual), an EICR (at least every five years), and an EPC when letting. Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are also required. Commercial or HMO properties may need extra fire and emergency lighting checks.
An Energy Performance Certificate rates how efficiently a building uses energy. In England it is required when a property is sold or let. Safety Certificate lists residential EPCs from £69 and commercial from £150.
PAT testing checks portable electrical appliances. It does not replace an EICR of the fixed installation. Published prices start at £59 for a residential set of 1–20 items.
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