Gas Safe registered checks
Professional gas safety checks for landlords and homeowners across Neath, Port Talbot, Swansea and nearby areas.
Landlords are responsible for arranging the legally required checks on relevant gas appliances and flues. We complete the inspection and provide the appropriate record for the property.
Under the gas safety regulations, landlords must have the gas appliances, fittings and flues they provide checked every year by a Gas Safe registered engineer. The record of that check — often called the landlord gas safety certificate or CP12 — must be given to existing tenants within 28 days of the check, and to new tenants before they move in. Always follow the current official guidance from the Health and Safety Executive.
We keep it simple for landlords: book the check, arrange tenant access, and we provide the record once the inspection is complete. If you would like the boiler serviced on the same visit, ask when booking — our boiler service cost guide explains how the two differ.
Each relevant appliance is inspected and tested so that it is working safely and venting correctly.
If an appliance is found to be unsafe we will explain why, label it in line with the industry procedure and, where it is dangerous, make it safe. You will get a clear explanation of what is needed to put it right, whether that is a repair through our boiler repairs service or a replacement.
Homeowners can also arrange a safety check for reassurance, particularly after moving home or where an appliance’s history is unclear. This is separate from routine servicing, although both can be discussed.
Make sure the engineer can access the relevant appliances, meter and flues. If the property is tenanted, arrange access with the tenant before the appointment. Port Talbot has a good number of rented homes, and our Port Talbot plumber page covers local landlord work in more detail.
Landlords must keep a copy of each gas safety record for at least two years under current guidance. Booking the check a few weeks ahead of the due date makes it easier to arrange tenant access without running close to the deadline.
Common questions
Clear answers before you arrange a visit.
Landlords must arrange checks at the legally required intervals. Current official guidance should always be followed.
No. A gas safety check focuses on safety requirements; a boiler service assesses boiler condition and operation in more detail.
Yes. We cover roughly 30 miles from Briton Ferry, including Port Talbot, Swansea and surrounding communities.
Someone needs to give us access to every gas appliance, the meter and the flues. Most landlords arrange a time directly with the tenant.
Yes. Current guidance allows the check to be done a little before the due date while keeping the original expiry date; ask us and we will explain how it works.
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