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Explore gas safety inspection scope, appliance information and guide prices. Discuss your requirements and local availability ahead of launch.
Illustrative certificate layout. Document format and findings depend on the service.
Pricing
from
£55
inc. VAT · one appliance · +£15 each additional
A gas safety inspection and record for a rental property.
from
£65
inc. VAT · added to a gas safety visit
A full manufacturer-spec service, carried out during the same visit as your CP12.
These are planning guide prices, not confirmed quotes. Confirm scope, VAT, additional work and total cost before booking. Availability depends on launch and local coverage.
How it works
Step 01
Choose the property that needs the certificate, or add a new one in seconds.
Step 02
Fixed price up front, paid securely through Stripe. The engineer is only paid once the job is done.
Step 03
A verified local engineer contacts you in the app to arrange a time around you and your tenant.
Step 04
Uploaded the moment the job completes, with renewal reminders before it expires.
Every landlord letting a property with gas appliances, pipework or flues. Under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 you must have them checked every 12 months by a Gas Safe registered engineer, give tenants a copy within 28 days of the check, and give new tenants a copy at the start of the tenancy.
12 months. You can have the next check done up to two months before expiry without losing the original date, so the renewal doesn’t drift later each year.
No — they’re different jobs and people often confuse them. A gas safety check confirms an appliance is safe to use right now. A service is preventative maintenance to manufacturer specification, which is what keeps a warranty valid. Booking both on one visit saves a second call-out.
Seek advice promptly about the duties that apply to your property and arrange appropriate professional checks. Legal consequences and insurance conditions depend on the circumstances; consult current official guidance and your policy.
No. With no gas supply, appliances or pipework there is nothing to check. You will still need an EICR for the electrical installation.
Also available
CertNow opens to UK landlords in November 2026. Tell us about your properties and we’ll be in touch before launch.
