Warehouse Gas Safety Certificate

Pricing depends on the size of your premises, the number of appliances and any access requirements. We always provide a fixed written quote before any work starts in the UK.

Yes. All of our engineers are Gas Safe registered for the relevant commercial categories (COMCAT 1–5, CODNCO1, CORT1) and carry the right qualifications for warehouse & industrial unit gas safety certificate in the UK.

For most the UK jobs we can attend the same day or next day. For emergencies we offer a 24/7 call-out service across the UK and surrounding areas.

Yes — every job is completed with the correct documentation, whether that is a CP-series certificate, a tightness test record, a service report or an interlock commissioning certificate.

Yes. We cover restaurants, pubs, hotels, schools, care homes, offices and industrial sites across the UK and the surrounding areas — including landlords, managing agents and facilities companies.

Within 24 hours of inspection, you can download your Gas Safety certificate electronically. You can benefit from our online services, even if you don't have an online account.

In London, the cost of a Gas Safety Certificate usually ranges between £75 and £100, depending on the number of appliances that need checking. If you have additional appliances or business equipment on your property, the cost can be a bit more.

Failure to provide a gas safety certificate CP12 has serious consequences. Without a certificate, you risk putting your tenants at risk and could be liable for a fine of up to £6,000 – or even six months in prison.

Most churches will have a system powered by either mains gas or fuel oil, stored in an external tank. Both require an annual service by a suitably qualified engineer, which means they are registered with Gas Safe or, for oil systems, OFTEC.