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Why you need a gas installation safety check and a gas safety certificate:

If you let a property connected to a mains gas supply, you must arrange an annual maintenance check of gas pipe work, appliances and flues. This should be carried out by an engineer registered with the Gas Safe Register – formerly Corgi.

You should keep inspection records or gas safety certificate for at least two years and give copies of the gas safety certificate to your existing tenants within 28 days of each check. You should also give copies of the gas safety certificate or reports to new tenants before they move in.

Your tenants are responsible for any gas appliances they own, but you must still maintain the parts of any associated gas installations – like flues and ventilation grilles – and the pipe work.

Why you need an electrical safety certificate and an electrical installation safety check:

Electrical Safety certificates are an important part of ensuring the safety of your tenants and being able to prove that you have taken reasonable steps to do so. Simply call us for an Electrical Safety Certificate. By law you should have a full electrical inspection carried out every three to five years dependent on previous inspection advice. This examination investigates the state of the electrical wiring throughout the property and thoroughly checks the safety of the electrical installation.

Why you need an energy performance certificate:

All Properties require an Energy Performance Certificate or EPC when being sold or let. An EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) gives Home Owners, Tenants and prospective buyers an assessment of a property performance rating, in terms of its energy efficiency and environmental impact, to help reduce CO2 output.

Why you need PAT testing:

The test determines whether the appliance has a correct fuse, is earthed inside and whether it is insulated. Testing will ensure that the electrical appliances you leave in your property are safe. The law requires that you ensure that the appliances are safe.

Portable appliance testing (commonly known as "PAT", "PAT Inspection" or "PAT Testing") is a process in the United Kingdom by which electrical appliances are routinely checked for safety. The correct term for the whole process is "in-service inspection & testing of electrical equipment.

Appliances include, but are not limited to, washing machines, fridges, cookers, kettles, toaster, vacuums, etc etc. Only portable appliances can be tested ie those with a 3 pin plug.