Gas Safe Registered Engineer

It means the engineer is legally qualified and registered to work on gas appliances in the UK. It's a legal requirement, not an optional badge, and you should always check before letting anyone touch a gas appliance.

Yes, landlords are legally required to have gas appliances checked annually by a Gas Safe Registered engineer, and we carry out these checks and issue the certificate.

We cover the range of common domestic gas appliances alongside boiler work. Get in touch with details of your appliance and we'll confirm we can help.

Every Gas Safe Registered engineer carries an ID card, and you can also check the Gas Safe Register directly. Never let anyone work on gas appliances without confirming this first.

It's not a legal requirement for owner-occupiers but it's sensible practice, especially if you don't know the service history of the boiler and gas appliances.

We'll explain clearly what's unsafe and why, and won't leave an appliance connected if it poses a genuine risk. Safety comes before convenience, every time.

Yes, safe disconnection and capping of gas appliances is part of the job, whether it's for a kitchen renovation or removing an appliance entirely.

Every 12 months, it's a legal requirement for any rented property with gas appliances, and we can set you up on an annual reminder.

Get in touch with the details of your appliance and installation, and we'll confirm scope and pricing as part of a Gas Safe Registered connection.

A boiler service focuses on that one appliance's performance and safety, while a full gas safety check covers every gas appliance in the property, which is what's needed for landlord compliance.