Landlord Gas Safety Certificates in Alloa

No. It covers the gas appliances and flues the landlord provides. A tenant's own appliance is theirs to look after.

Yes. Mention it when booking, along with where the boiler and any radiators being worked on are, so the visit to the Alloa property is planned with that in mind.

The duty follows the appliances and flues you own and provide, so the annual cycle keeps running whether or not anyone is living there. A void period is usually the easiest window to get it done and to clear any defect without working around a tenant.

Call or send the form with your Alloa address and what the job involves. Anything that needs looking at gets looked at, and the price is agreed before work starts.

The annual duty attaches to the appliances and flues, so a record made within the last 12 months still tells you when the next check falls due. Ask for a copy at handover along with the rest of the paperwork, because without it you are guessing at the dates.

Yes. Flats bring flue position and access constraints rather than different work, and those are worth flagging when you book.

Yes. A new tenant gets a copy before moving in, and existing tenants get one within 28 days of the check.

Service records, gas safety records and installation certificates, kept together where you can find them. They are what a buyer, a letting agent or the next engineer will ask for.

Usually, and it is often the best time. Tell us what the builders or joiners are doing and when, so the heating work fits in rather than getting in the way.

The work is priced on what the job involves, not on which town it is in. Alloa is part of the normal working area.