What matters in landlord gas safety checks
Gas Safe registered
Gas Safe Register membership 573668 supports this landlord service.
Checks explained clearly
Appliances, flues and findings are described in plain language.
Issues reported afterwards
If we find a problem, we explain what needs putting right next.
A clear gas safety check for rented property
Landlords need a proper gas safety check, not a vague look around and a form filled in at speed. In Knighton, we carry out landlord gas safety certificate work for rented residential property, checking relevant gas appliances, flues and associated safety points in clear, non-technical terms. Choose Core Home Energy Ltd when you want the inspection handled by a Gas Safe Register member and explained in a way that makes practical sense to landlords, agents and tenants alike.
Good access makes the visit smoother
Before the inspection, it helps to arrange entry to the property and clear access to each relevant appliance. If any safety issue is identified, we explain it plainly and set out what remedial work is needed afterwards. With Core Home Energy Ltd, Gas Safe Register membership number 573668 is the key support behind this service, while the reporting stays clear enough for you to act on without wading through jargon.
Frequently asked questions
What is checked during a landlord gas safety visit?
We inspect relevant gas appliances, flues and the associated safety points for the rented property. The aim is to carry out the required check clearly and thoroughly, then explain any findings in straightforward language rather than hiding them behind technical wording.
What access should be arranged before the inspection?
Please make sure we can enter the property and reach each relevant appliance safely and clearly. Good access helps the visit run more smoothly and reduces the chance of delays caused by boxed-in appliances, locked rooms or blocked working space.
What happens if you find a safety issue?
If we identify a safety issue, we explain it clearly and tell you what remedial work is needed next. That way you are not left with a certificate outcome but no practical understanding of what the finding means for the property.