Gas check when Greenwich has appliances
No gas in the Greenwich unit? Skip the CP12 and still keep the EICR current. Where there is gas, the record is annual.
South-east London
South-east London landlords use this Greenwich URL when the outward code is SE10. Neighbouring listings: Maze Hill.
If you manage one Greenwich unit or a small SE10 portfolio, plan the gas check every year and the EICR on a five-year cycle. The EPC is for marketing the let, not a substitute for the electrical report.
No gas in the Greenwich unit? Skip the CP12 and still keep the EICR current. Where there is gas, the record is annual.
Converted houses in south-east London often have more than one consumer unit — tell us that when you quote so the Greenwich visit is scoped correctly.
The EPC is for advertising the Greenwich tenancy. It does not replace the EICR or the annual gas record.
The form on this Greenwich page goes to the same enquiry desk as the rest of the site. Hours: Mon–Sun 09:00–22:00.
Keys, tenants and parking for SE10 help the visit run to time. Email info@safety-certificate.co.uk if the quote form is awkward.
Engineers travel to Greenwich from the Greater London coverage area. The certificate is issued after the inspection.
If the Greenwich property has gas appliances, yes. England requires an annual Gas Safe record. SE10 uses the published Greater London prices, starting at £59 for one appliance.
Private landlords in Greenwich 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 Greenwich page in SE10, south-east London. Other SE10 neighbourhoods have their own URLs so the postcode on the request stays accurate.
PAT is booked more often for HMOs and offices than for a single SE10 AST. It is still available from £59 if you want a portable-appliance check.
Then you do not need a CP12 for that unit. A private let in Greenwich still needs a current EICR, and an EPC when you market it.
Guides: CP12, EICR, landlord checklist.
We reply on Mon–Sun 09:00–22:00. Phone 020 8088 3901. The registered correspondence address is International House, 64 Nile Street, Hoxton, London N1 7SR.
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