Gas Safety Certificates (CP12) Glasgow | Landlord Gas Safety Checks
CM Heating Systems provides Gas Safety Certificates (CP12) for landlords and letting agents across Glasgow and Central Scotland. As a Gas Safe registered engineer, we carry out thorough safety checks on all gas appliances, flues, and pipework, issuing your legally required certificate on the same visit.
Why Landlords Need a Gas Safety Certificate
By law, landlords in Scotland must have a valid Gas Safety Certificate for every rental property with gas appliances, renewed annually. This confirms all gas appliances, fittings, and flues have been checked and are safe to use. Failure to hold a valid certificate can result in fines and puts tenants at risk.
What's Included in Our Gas Safety Check
Inspection of all gas appliances (boiler, cooker, gas fire, etc.)
Check of pipework and connections for leaks
Flue and ventilation checks to confirm safe operation
Testing of safety devices on each appliance
Official CP12 certificate issued on the day, provided everything passes
Why Choose CM Heating Systems
Gas Safe registered — every check is carried out by a fully qualified, Gas Safe–registered engineer.
Same-day certificate — provided your property passes, you'll receive your CP12 certificate on the day of the visit, ready to send to tenants or your letting agent.
Reminder-friendly — happy to help you keep track of renewal dates so you're never caught with an expired certificate.
Multiple properties — if you manage several rental properties, we can help coordinate checks across your portfolio.
Areas We Cover
We provide landlord gas safety checks across Glasgow and Central Scotland.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if my property fails the check?
We'll explain exactly what needs fixed and can carry out any necessary repairs to get your property safe and compliant.How often do I need a new certificate?
Gas Safety Certificates must be renewed every 12 months.
Call 0141 473 5254 or email info@cmheatingsystems.co.uk to book your landlord gas safety check.

