Gas Safety Inspections in Kingston upon Thames

Gas safety inspections in Kingston upon Thames for homeowners, buyers and anyone unsure about an appliance. A Gas Safe registered engineer checks the whole gas system and tells you plainly what is safe and what is not.

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When an Inspection Is Worth Booking

Book one when you move into a house, when an appliance has been unused for a long time, or when you notice sooting, a yellow flame or a smell near the meter. An inspection answers the question before it turns into a repair bill.

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How the Engineer Checks the System

The engineer starts at the meter with a tightness test to look for leaks, then works through each appliance in turn. Flues are tested for spillage, ventilation is measured, and safety devices are triggered to confirm they actually shut the gas off.

What You Get at the End

You get a written record of what was found on each appliance, in plain language rather than trade shorthand. If something needs fixing we tell you how urgent it is, so you can decide what to do now and what can wait.

About us

Quick Call Gas Certificates has carried out gas safety inspections around Kingston upon Thames for over 20 years, often for buyers who want to know what they are taking on before completion. Our engineers are Gas Safe registered and will walk you through the findings rather than handing over a form and leaving.

Gas Safe registered engineers
Over 20 years working on gas and heating
Same day service in most cases
Emergency call outs when your boiler fails
Certificates emailed on the day of the visit

STILL NOT SURE?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an inspection and a certificate?

The inspection is the physical check of the appliances and pipework. The certificate is the document produced afterwards, which landlords are legally required to hold. Homeowners often want the inspection for peace of mind without needing the formal certificate at the end.

I can smell gas in my home. What should I do?

Turn the gas off at the meter, open the windows, avoid switches and naked flames, and leave the property. Call the national gas emergency line on 0800 111 999 straight away. Once the supply is made safe, call us and we will inspect the system and put the fault right.

Should I get an inspection before buying a house in Kingston upon Thames?

It is worth it. A standard homebuyer survey does not test gas appliances, so the boiler and any gas fires are usually noted as unchecked. An inspection tells you whether you are inheriting a sound system or a bill, before you commit.