The Certificate Lab provides Gas Safety Certificates (CP12) to landlords, homeowners, and estate agents within Glasgow and surrounding areas.
As a landlord you’re legally required to make sure the gas appliances, fittings and chimneys or flues in your rental property are safe for your tenants.
All rental properties that have any kind of gas appliance (such as a gas boiler, hob, oven, or fireplace) require a Gas Safety Certificate.
Every year a qualified engineer must safety inspect all your gas equipment, and then write the report certificate.
A Gas-Safe registered engineer will carry out a visual check on all your gas appliances and pipework to make sure they're in good condition, and also test the pipework to make sure there are no gas leaks.
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Over 10 years experience providing Gas Safety Checks
We also provide other property certificates and offer package deals
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FAQs - Gas Safety Certificate Scotland
What is a Gas Safety Certificate (CP12)?
A Gas Safety Certificate, also known as a CP12 or Landlord Gas Safety Record, is a document confirming that gas appliances, pipework, flues, and associated systems within a property have been inspected by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer and found to be safe.
Who needs a Gas Safety Certificate in Scotland?
Landlords are legally required to obtain a valid Gas Safety Certificate for any rental property containing gas appliances such as boilers, gas fires, cookers, or hobs. The certificate helps ensure tenants are protected from risks such as gas leaks and carbon monoxide exposure.
How often does a Gas Safety Certificate need to be renewed?
A Gas Safety Certificate must be renewed every 12 months. Landlords are responsible for arranging an annual inspection and keeping records of all gas safety checks carried out at their properties.
What happens during a Gas Safety Check?
A Gas Safe registered engineer will inspect gas appliances, flues, ventilation, and pipework. The engineer will carry out safety tests, check for gas leaks, ensure appliances are operating correctly, and confirm that combustion products are being safely removed from the property.
How long does a Gas Safety inspection take?
The time required depends on the number of gas appliances within the property. Most domestic gas safety inspections can be completed within one to two hours, although larger properties or those with multiple appliances may take longer.
Can I arrange a Gas Safety Certificate alongside other property certificates?
Yes. The Certificate Lab offers a range of property compliance services, including EPCs, Legionella Risk Assessments, EICRs, and PAT Testing. Combining certificates into a single visit can save time and simplify compliance for landlords and property owners.
Why choose The Certificate Lab for a Gas Safety Certificate?
The Certificate Lab has more than 10 years of experience providing property certification services throughout Scotland. The company offers fast turnaround times, package deals for multiple certificates, professional customer service, and works with landlords, homeowners, estate agents, and solicitors across the country.
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