Keep your rental property's gas safety requirements organised with clear advice and professional support from John Wood Plumbing, Heating & Renewables Limited.
Landlord Certification
Help meet your gas safety responsibilities with professional landlord gas safety checks from John Wood Plumbing, Heating & Renewables Limited. We provide clear, practical support for landlords who need the appropriate inspection and documentation for their rental properties.
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Straightforward Gas Safety Checks for Landlords
Managing a rental property involves a range of responsibilities, and gas safety is one that must not be overlooked. Landlords generally need to arrange a gas safety check every 12 months for relevant gas appliances and flues, with records provided to tenants in line with the applicable rules.
John Wood Plumbing, Heating & Renewables Limited provides landlord gas safety checks carried out by appropriately registered engineers. We inspect the relevant appliances and flues within the scope of the visit, record the findings and explain any concerns that require attention.

How It Works
Arrange the Inspection
We discuss the rental property, relevant gas appliances and access requirements before confirming the appointment.
Complete the Safety Checks
A suitably registered engineer checks the relevant gas appliances and flues within the scope of the inspection.
Record & Explain the Findings
We provide the appropriate gas safety record where requirements are met and explain any defects or further work identified.
Gas safety is an important responsibility for landlords. Relevant appliances and flues in rented properties must be checked at the required intervals by a Gas Safe registered engineer, and landlords must keep and provide the necessary records in accordance with current requirements.
John Wood Plumbing, Heating & Renewables Limited helps landlords arrange these inspections with clear communication and a professional approach. We assess the relevant appliances and flues within the scope of the visit, record the results and explain any issues that need attention.
It is important to understand that a gas safety check is not the same as routine servicing. A boiler may need a separate service to assess maintenance requirements, and any faults identified during an inspection may require additional work.
We aim to make the process as straightforward as possible, helping you understand what has been inspected, what the record confirms and whether further action is needed. Contact us to discuss the property and arrange a suitable appointment.
Why Choose us for Landlord Certification?
Support with Landlord Responsibilities
Arrange the required checks for relevant gas appliances and flues.
Gas Safe Registered Engineers
Inspections carried out within the relevant registration and competence.
Clear Documentation
Receive the appropriate record of the inspection and its findings.
Practical Advice
Understand any identified safety concerns and the next steps.
Straightforward Arrangements
Discuss access and scheduling requirements in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is commonly called a gas safety certificate, but the formal record is a Gas Safety Record. It documents the results of the relevant gas safety checks.
Relevant gas appliances and flues generally need to be checked every 12 months. Landlords should follow current legal requirements and applicable guidance.
Not necessarily. A gas safety check and a full boiler service have different purposes. You may need to arrange both.
The engineer will explain the issue and any required action. Depending on the findings, the appliance may need repair or may be unsafe to use until the problem is resolved.
Yes. Tell us about the property and the gas appliances installed, and we can discuss the inspection requirements and arrange an appropriate visit.
