Reigate Gas Safety Certificates

Before properties can receive their Reigate Gas Safety Certificates, they must be successful in a range of assessments for gas leaks, installation flaws, ventilation issues, signs of inappropriate use, standing and operational pressures and flue effectiveness. All of these assessments can be undertaken by PGS engineers.

Buildings with a gas supply, where some of the rooms are rented out, need Reigate Gas Safety Certificates, despite the fact the rented areas may not contain gas heating. PGS offers landlords and agents guidance on whether or not they need to get their buildings gas safety accredited, so if you are ever unsure simply get in touch.

Although CORGI still exists as a membership organisation, the Gas Safe Register is now the professional register that any individual that works with gas must be on. All of PGS’s engineers are Gas Safe registered, and so are able to carry out the necessary checks for landlords and issue Reigate Gas Safety Certificates.

It can be difficult to recall exactly when your Reigate Gas Safety Certificates are up for renewal, or when your next annual safety evaluation is called for, particularly if you have a large property portfolio. To help resolve this problem, and prevent inadvertent regulation infringements, PGS provides a safety check prompting service for landlords and agents.

Landlords that do not have the required Reigate Gas Safety Certificates in place can face significant punishment. For example, your building and contents insurance may be annulled and if your neglect causes a tenant to die of carbon monoxide poisoning, you could be prosecuted.