Landlords, agents & businesses
Gas safety checks, electrical inspections, repairs and improvements for the properties you look after, with one local team to contact. Gas Safe registered (618457) and an NICEIC Approved Contractor.
Keep safety checks, repairs and planned improvements in one conversation. Gas, plumbing, electrical and building work for the properties you let or manage.
Discuss your propertiesCoordinate maintenance, electrical work and refurbishment around your business. Tell us the scope, access arrangements and any operational constraints.
Discuss your propertiesGood work starts
with peace of mind.
Your safety checks
What the rules ask of landlords in England, and how we help you meet them.
Source: HSE landlord gas safety guidance
How it works
Send us the property details and we agree the scope for each property in writing before the visit.
Postcode, gas appliances, property size, current certificate dates and how access works.
Per property, with the gas check and boiler service combined where it makes sense.
With your tenant, your agent or by key collection, whichever suits you.
You receive the certificates and reports once the visit is complete. Any repair is quoted before it is done.
Clear pricing
Every property gets a written price before the visit. Remedial work found during a check is always quoted separately.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Gas safety check and record (CP12)Per property, covering the gas appliances and flues you provide | Ask for today’s price |
| Gas safety check + boiler service, same visitTwo jobs, one visit and one set of access arrangements | Ask for today’s price |
| Electrical inspection (EICR)Remedial work is quoted separately | Priced by property size |
| Repairs and work between tenancies | Written quote per job |
Every 12 months. Landlords must have the gas appliances, flues and pipework they provide checked by a Gas Safe registered engineer each year, keep the record for 2 years, and give existing tenants a copy within 28 days (new tenants before they move in).
Yes. HSE guidance allows the annual check to be carried out up to 2 months before it is due while keeping the original deadline date, which makes it easier to fit around tenants.
In England, private landlords must have the electrical installation inspected and tested at least every 5 years, or sooner if the last report says so. If the report needs remedial work, it must be done within 28 days or less.
Yes. Combining them means one appointment and one set of access arrangements with your tenant.
The property postcode, the number and type of gas appliances (boiler, fire, hob), the property size for an EICR, the current certificate dates if you have them, and how access works: tenant contact, key collection or agent.
We explain what was found, make anything dangerous safe as required, and give you a written quote for the repair. Nothing beyond the agreed check is done without your go-ahead.
Good things start with a conversation
