Landlord Gas Safety Certificates in Kingston upon Thames

Landlord gas safety certificates in Kingston upon Thames, issued the same day by Gas Safe registered engineers. We check every appliance and flue in the property, send you the record, and can copy your letting agent in directly.

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Your Legal Duty as a Landlord

If you rent out a property with gas appliances, the law requires a safety check every twelve months by a Gas Safe registered engineer. You must give tenants a copy of the record within twenty eight days, and give new tenants a copy before they move in.

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Booking Around Your Tenants

Getting access is often the hardest part. We can arrange a time directly with your tenant, work early mornings or evenings, and collect keys from your agent. Tell us who to contact when you book and we will handle the arrangements from there.

Multiple Properties in One Visit

If you own several rentals in the same area we can group the checks into one round, which cuts your cost per property and keeps the renewal dates together. Send us the addresses and we will work out the most sensible order.

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About us

Quick Call Gas Certificates has looked after gas appliances and heating in Kingston upon Thames for more than 20 years. We work with landlords, letting agents, homeowners and small businesses. The same engineers handle certificates, servicing, repairs and new boiler installations, so you deal with one company from the first phone call to the paperwork landing in your inbox.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

How often does a landlord gas safety certificate need renewing?

Every twelve months. The check must be carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer, and you can renew from two months before the expiry date without shortening the new certificate. Renewing early is the simplest way to avoid a gap between tenancies.

Do I need a certificate for a property with no gas appliances?

No. If the property is fully electric with no gas supply and no gas appliances, no certificate is required. If there is a capped gas supply or a disconnected appliance still in place, call us, because the pipework itself may still need checking.

What happens if my tenant will not give access?

Keep a written record of every attempt you make to arrange the check. Letters, texts and emails all count. We can try several times and at different hours to help you show you have taken reasonable steps. Most access problems are solved by offering an evening slot.