Gas Safety Certificates in Christchurch (CP12)

PlumbRite carries out landlord gas safety certificates (CP12) and domestic gas safety checks across Christchurch and the BH23 postcode. The certificate is issued to the tenant or customer immediately after the inspection — nothing to chase, no waiting on paperwork in the post.

Landlords in Christchurch and BH23

From flats near the town centre and quayside to family lets in Burton, Somerford, and Highcliffe, Christchurch has a busy rental market, including a fair number of holiday lets near the harbour and beaches. The law is the same for all of them: under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, landlords must obtain a gas safety certificate every twelve months from a Gas Safe registered engineer, covering all pipework, gas appliances, and flues at the property. We work with individual landlords, letting agents, and small portfolios, and we’ll schedule directly with tenants where that’s easier for you. Any defect is reported plainly in writing — what’s wrong, what’s required, nothing inflated.

The 10-point inspection

Each check follows the full 10-point routine: air supply to appliances, operation of controls and flame supervision devices, burner flame picture, clearances from combustibles, appliance stability, pipework and flexible connections, gas pressure and heat input, control operation, tightness testing where connections are disturbed, and clear written advice on anything found.

Homeowners too

A gas safety check isn’t only for landlords. Plenty of Christchurch homeowners — especially in older riverside properties where appliances and flues have been in place a long time — book an annual check alongside the boiler service for peace of mind.

Call 01202 805984 to book a gas safety inspection anywhere in Christchurch, Mudeford, Highcliffe, or Burton.