Landlords Gas Safety CP 12 Certificates -
Gas Safety Inspections North West UK
Local Fast Response Gas Heating Engineers
Throughout The North West UK |
ReactFast
offers a national landlords and property agents gas safety
inspection service across the UK
ALL
AREAS COVERED INCLUDING:
Liverpool, Manchester, Blackpool, Preston, Chester, Wirral, Carlisle, Lakes District, Wirral, Keswick, Penrith, Kendal, Ambleside, Birkenhead, Wigan, Bolton, Chorley, St Helens, Warrington, Altricham, Stockport, Oldham, Accrington, Macclesfield |
£75 + VAT for the
first two appliances
£25 + VAT per appliance thereafter
Discounts available for multiple properties
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In 1996 the government
made law that all landlords who rent part, or all of a property,
must have all gas appliances and pipe work checked and a certificate
to prove it every 12 months.
If you are a landlord with your gas appliances unchecked,
call us today for your Landlords Gas Safety Certificate (CP
12) or get a quote and book online.
What does a Landlord Gas Safety Inspection Include?
A ReactFast
CORGI registered engineer will check the following during
a Landlord gas safety inspection:
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Check appliance for
gas tightness.
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Check standing and working
pressure if test points available.
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Check burner pressure
/ gas rate against manufacturers data plate.
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Check for satisfactory
provision of all necessary ventilation.
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Test flue flow to ensure
removal of products of combustion.
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Check satisfactory operation
of all the flame failure devices.
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Check for physical stability,
presence and effectiveness of stability brackets
(where appropriate).
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Investigate any evidence
of unsafe operation and report to a responsible
person. An appliance can not be deemed as having
been checked, until the above has been completed.
- For
a Landlords Safety Record inspection a tightness test
of the full system should be added to the above.
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0800 195 1269
Detector
Carbon Monoxide (CO) is a highly poisonous gas produced when any fossil fuel burns incompletely. It has no smell, taste or colour. It leaks from flues, cooking and heating appliances when they have been poorly maintained or simply break down and can be fatal.
