A landlord gas safety check is priced by the number of gas appliances the engineer checks, not the size of the property. These are the fixed prices Gas Safe registered engineers on RentalComply charge right now - the full price you pay when you book.
| Gas appliances | Price range |
|---|---|
| 1 appliancee.g. just a boiler | £81.25 - £87.50 |
| 2 appliancese.g. a boiler and a hob | £87.50 - £93.75 |
| 3 appliancese.g. a boiler, hob and gas fire | £100 - £106.25 |
| 4 or more appliancesA larger property or several fires | £112.50 - £125 |
Fixed prices set by 2 verified gas engineers on RentalComply, as of November 2026. What you pay depends on who covers your postcode.
Compare prices for your propertyEach gas appliance - boiler, hob or cooker, gas fire - is checked and recorded, so more appliances means a higher price.
The engineer checks that each appliance is venting safely. Open flues and chimneys take longer than a modern room-sealed boiler.
Boilers in lofts or cupboards full of belongings take longer to reach. Let your tenant know so the engineer can get to every appliance.
Shops, offices and other commercial premises are priced separately from homes.
A gas safety check is not a boiler service: the check makes sure appliances are safe, while a service keeps the boiler working well. Many Gas Safe engineers on RentalComply offer both, so you can book them together and save a second visit.
The engineer records any defects on the certificate. An appliance that is unsafe may be turned off or disconnected until it is repaired, and the repair is priced separately from the check.
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On RentalComply, gas safety checks currently cost from £81.25 for 1 appliance up to £125 for 4+ appliances, from 2 Gas Safe registered engineers. Each engineer sets a fixed price by number of appliances, so you see the full price before you book.
Anything that burns gas: the boiler, a gas hob or cooker, and any gas fires. Appliances your tenant owns are not part of your duty, but the pipework and any flues you provide are.
Every 12 months, under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. You can have the check done up to two months before the due date and keep the original renewal date.
CP12 is the old name for the landlord gas safety record. It is the same certificate - give a copy to existing tenants within 28 days of the check and to new tenants before they move in, and keep records for at least two years.
No. In England the Tenant Fees Act 2019 stops landlords charging tenants for safety checks - the gas safety certificate is the landlord's cost.
No - they are different jobs. Many engineers offer a boiler service at the same visit for an extra fixed price.
Gas safety checks currently start from £81.25. Enter your postcode to see the prices from engineers who cover your property.