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Things You Need To Know For Annual Landlord Gas Safety Certificate ?

As a landlord you should be aware that you are responsible for the safety of your tenants. Your legal duties apply to a wide range of accommodation occupied under a lease or license.

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Things You Need To Know For Annual Landlord Gas Safety Certificate ?

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  1. James Winney Heating and Plumbing Things You Need To Know For Annual Landlord Gas Safety Certificate :

  2. Overview : When you rent out a property, it’s important to stay on the right side of the law and keep your tenants safe. The most important is getting a landlord gas certificate, which shows that the gas fittings in your rental property are safe to use. If not properly maintained, gas can be extremely dangerous, so it’s easy to see why these regular checks are so important.

  3. The law SaysThatAs a Landlord You Must : Make sure gas equipment you supply is safely installed and maintained by a Gas safety registered engineer. Have a registered engineer do an annual gas safety check on each appliance and flue Give your tenant a copy of the gas safety check record before they move in, or within 28 days of doing so.

  4. Who Needs A Landlord Gas Safety Certificate? • Holiday accommodation, including cottages and caravans. • Temporary accommodation types, including hotels. • Residential properties which have been provided by local authorities, including hostels.

  5. Duties Of a Gas Safety Engineer: Check appliances for tightness and against safety regulations. Ensure there is sufficient ventilation. Check burner and gas pressures against the manufacturer’s data. Check the flue flow to ensure the removal of combustible products. Monitor standing and working gas pressure. Check that safety devices are working and for any misuse of gas appliances.

  6. Connect With Us: 07956 636 879 Info@jameswinney.com www.jameswinney.com 1 Meadfoot Road, London SW16 5BL

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