Commercial Gas Safety Certificate: 1 Gas Appliance £159.99*2 Gas Appliance £199.99*3 Gas Appliance £239.99*
Commercial Gas Safety Certificate: 1 Gas Appliance £159.99*2 Gas Appliance £199.99*3 Gas Appliance £239.99*
Commercial Gas Safety
Certificate (CP 42)
Start from £159.99
All inclusive (No hidden Cost)
*£5 Parking Charges are applicable in case of paid parking.
*£15 Congestion Charge applicable in case the property is in congestion charge zone
What is Gas Safety Certificate?
CP 42 is a certificate that proves that your business complies with the Gas Safety Regulations. It’s issued by a qualified engineer and is valid for one year. The CP 42 must be renewed every 12 months.
If you own or manage a commercial property, you’re responsible for the safety of any gas appliances and flues. This includes making sure they’re regularly serviced and maintained.
You must also have a valid Commercial Gas Safety Certificate (CP 42) to show that you’ve had the appliances and flues checked by a qualified engineer. The CP 42 is issued by a registered gas safe engineer and is valid for 12 months.
If you don’t have a valid CP 42, you could be breaking the law and putting people’s lives at risk. You could also be liable for expensive repair bills if something goes wrong.
So make sure you get your CP 42 certificate every year. It’s the law.
How is Commercial Gas Safety Inspection done?
Safe to Use Appliance
A Commercial gas safety inspection, also known as a CP42, is a vital check that should be carried out on all commercial properties with gas appliances. The inspection involves checking that all gas appliances are safe to use and that there are no potential hazards present.
Registered Engineers
It is important to note that gas safety inspections should only be carried out by qualified and registered gas safe engineers. All Gas engineers working at Landlord Certificate London are gas safe registered. If you are unsure about the qualifications of our engineer, you can check their Gas Safe Register ID card which they carry with them at all times.
Gas Leakeage Check
During the inspection, the engineer will carry out various tests on the appliances and associated pipework. They will also check that there are no signs of gas leaks or carbon monoxide (CO) fumes present. Once the inspection is complete, a Gas Safety Certificate will be issued if everything is found to be in safe working order.
What is Included in a Commercial Gas Safety Inspection?
If the inspection is carried out on a boiler than the inspection will cover all aspects of the boiler, including the flue, burner, controls and any other associated parts. Boiler flue test is an important part of any gas safety certificate. A boiler flue test will help to ensure that your boiler is operating safely and efficiently. There are a few different ways to test a boiler flue, but the most common method is to use a gas analyser. This will measure the levels of Carbon Monoxide (CO) and other gases in the flue gas. The results of the test will help to determine if your boiler is operating safely and whether any repairs or adjustments are needed. boiler flue test is an important part of any gas safety certificate. A boiler flue test will help to ensure that your boiler is operating safely and efficiently.
Flue Inspection in Gas Boilers
On a gas boiler, one of the things our engineer will check during a cp42 is the condition of the flue. The flue is the pipe that takes waste gases from the boiler out of your property.
Importance of Flue Condition for Gas Safety
If the flue isn’t in good condition, it could be leaking poisonous carbon monoxide gas into your home. That’s why it’s important to make sure the flue is in good condition and properly sealed. If the Flue Is not properly sealed it will let the poisonous gas in the property, the flue is normally sealed using the flue cement specifically designed to seal a boiler flue, if you need to get your flue and boiler checked please contact us and book a gas safety inspection on commercial boiler for £159.99 with no hidden cost.
Avoiding Gas Risks of Boiler Flue Distance from Openable Windows
if your boiler flue is next to an openable window as a general rule, the boiler flue should be at least 12 inches away from any windows. This is to ensure that gas fumes are properly vented and not able to enter the home. If you have a gas safety inspection coming up, it’s a good idea to check the distance of your boiler flue from any nearby windows or leave it to us, and we will take care of it, even if the flue is less then 12 inches we can help you extend the flue using flue extension and give you a pass Commercial Gas Safety Certificate or CP 42.
Gas Safety Inspections for Hobs and Cookers
As part of a commercial gas safety inspection of a hob/cooker, various aspects of the hob or cooker will be checked. This includes checking the ignition system, making sure that there are no leaks, and assessing the overall condition of the appliance. The aim of the inspection is to ensure that the hob or cooker is safe to use and poses no risks to those using it.
Frequently asked questions.
A tightness test on commercial gas appliances is a safety measure to ensure that the appliance is not leaking gas. The test is performed by one of our qualified commercial gas safe registered engineer and involves attaching a special gauge to the appliance checking the pressure. If the appliance passes the tightness test, a gas safety certificate be issued.
It is important to have a tightness test performed on any gas appliance in your commercial property, as even a small gas leak can be dangerous. If you suspect that there may be a gas leak in your commercial property, you should contact Landlord Certificate London Gas Safe Engineer immediately to have the problem fixed. We Charge £90 Call Out Fee no hidden cost to send a gas safe engineer for diagnostic for the leak.
A Commercial gas safety inspection can take anywhere from a few minutes to a couple of hours. It all depends on the size and complexity of the property, as well as how many appliances need to be checked. However, most inspections can be completed within an hour or so.
*£5 Parking Charges are applicable in case of paid parking.
*£15 Congestion Charge applicable in case the property is in congestion charge zone
