Landlord gas safety certificates (CP12) in Brownhills. Every appliance checked, certificate emailed the same day, reminders before it expires.
Rented houses around Brownhills and Walsall Wood need a gas safety check every year by law, and the date matters as much as the check, because a record that lapses between tenants can hold up the next let. The appointment is arranged with the tenant, every gas appliance in the property is checked rather than only the boiler, and the record comes back the same day.
Some Brownhills landlords have houses spread across Brownhills, Walsall Wood and Shelfield, and it helps to line the renewal dates up. Checks can be grouped into one visit per area where the dates allow, while keeping every property inside its twelve-month window.
Boiler, fire, hob - all of it. The certificate covers the appliances in the property, not just the boiler, and a missed fire is a failed check.
Emailed to you the day we attend, so you have it on file before the tenancy paperwork needs it.
We contact the tenant directly and arrange a time that works. Access is the usual reason a landlord check gets missed.
If you have several around Brownhills and Walsall Wood we will schedule them together and keep the renewal dates in one place.
Where renewal dates are close, properties in the same area are grouped, without letting any record lapse.
An appliance that fails is disconnected or labelled unsafe, and the landlord is told the same day what is needed.
Every gas appliance and the pipework serving them - boiler, fire, hob, and the meter and emergency control. People assume it is a boiler check; it is not, and a gas fire nobody uses still has to be inspected.
Usually within a few days across Brownhills, Clayhanger, Walsall Wood and Pelsall. The bottleneck is nearly always tenant access rather than our diary, so tell us early if that is likely to be awkward.
It is turned off and recorded, and we tell you immediately what is needed. You then decide whether to repair or replace, and we can quote both. The certificate is issued once the property is safe.
Yes, where they are close together and the renewal dates allow. Each still needs its own record, and none should go past its twelve months.
It is made safe, which can mean turning it off and labelling it, and the record notes it. It must not be used until it is repaired or removed, and the landlord is told what is needed.
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