CP12 for W5 lets
Letting agents in W5 usually want the latest gas record on file before a new tenancy. LPG is uncommon in west London; say so if the supply is not mains.
West London
Gas, EICR and EPC visits in Ealing follow the published Greater London list. W5 also includes Ealing Common, Grange Park, Hanger Lane.
Agents handling W5 stock typically ask for a current CP12 and EICR before keys go out. West London lettings often sit above shops or in mansion blocks. Check whether the demise is domestic only or also needs commercial certification.
Letting agents in W5 usually want the latest gas record on file before a new tenancy. LPG is uncommon in west London; say so if the supply is not mains.
An EICR is still required for a W5 private let when the unit has no gas. Bedroom and HMO bands are on the prices page.
EPC rules for a new tenancy in west London match the rest of England. A W5 listing without a valid EPC should not go to market.
Gas, EICR, EPC and PAT for Ealing are on the same published list. Say if the visit is domestic or commercial.
Use this page or call 020 8088 3901. We confirm coverage from the postcode you send.
File the Ealing documents with the tenancy. Re-book gas annually and the EICR when the last report expires.
If the Ealing property has gas appliances, yes. England requires an annual Gas Safe record. W5 uses the published Greater London prices, starting at £59 for one appliance.
Private landlords in Ealing need an EICR at least every five years, or sooner if the last report says so. The starting price on this site is £99.
No. It is the Ealing page in W5, west London. Other W5 neighbourhoods have their own URLs so the postcode on the request stays accurate.
Yes, if access is available. Say gas, EICR, EPC or PAT on the quote so we can plan the Ealing appointment as one attendance where possible.
PAT is booked more often for HMOs and offices than for a single W5 AST. It is still available from £59 if you want a portable-appliance check.
Guides: CP12, EICR, landlord checklist.
The W5 enquiry line is 020 8088 3901, Mon–Sun 09:00–22:00. Letters go to International House, 64 Nile Street, Hoxton, London N1 7SR, not a Ealing shopfront.
Tell us the property postcode and the certificate you need. We reply on Mon–Sun 09:00–22:00.
Thank you. We have your details and will confirm the visit by phone or email.