Greenwich Landlord Checks
Landlord Gas Safety Certificates in Greenwich
All Service 4 U provides landlord gas safety certificates in Greenwich, London, with Gas Safe registered engineers carrying out annual checks for rented homes. Borough-wide HMO licensing and selective licensing in designated streets make record keeping relevant across its terraces and converted flats.
We serve single-let landlords, HMO landlords and agents, alongside homeowners and buyers. Explore Greenwich’s requirements below or our landlord gas safety certificates across London.
Have your postcode, the gas appliances you provide and your current certificate's expiry date ready.
- Gas Safe registered: 648977
- Every landlord gas appliance checked
- Same-day appointments available
Landlord gas safety certificates
Booking a Gas Safety Certificate in Greenwich
Our phone line is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and same-day gas safety check appointments are available in Greenwich.
Covered
Greenwich, Blackheath, Eltham, Kidbrooke, Thamesmead and Woolwich.
Have ready
landlord gas appliance count, current deadline, tenant access contact and licence number. A check in the two months before the deadline preserves it under regulation 36A.
You receive
the Landlord Gas Safety Record.
Price
Landlord gas safety certificates typically £65-£135 + VAT in London, depending on how many gas appliances the property has. Call for a price for your property.
Smell gas
leave, call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999.
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Property Licensing in Greenwich and Your Gas Safety Certificate
Greenwich’s licensing schemes include borough-wide HMO licensing and selective licensing in designated streets.
Verify: each scheme's status on the Greenwich council page before publishing - schemes started/ended Aug-Oct 2026
Where gas is supplied, each property licence carries the Housing Act 2004 Schedule 4 condition to produce the annual gas safety certificate on demand. Read about property licensing across London.
Mandatory HMO licensing
borough-wide statutory scheme for qualifying homes with five or more people from two or more households.
Additional licensing
1 January 2024 to 31 December 2028, borough-wide, covering qualifying smaller HMOs and section 257 converted blocks.
Selective licensing
1 October 2022 to 30 September 2027, covering parts of Plumstead, Glyndon, Shooters Hill, Woolwich Common and Woolwich Riverside wards. Check the council’s postcode checker for exact coverage.
Rented Homes in Greenwich
Private renting accounted for 25.5% of Greenwich households at the 2021 Census, up from 19.8% in 2011. The borough includes Victorian terraces in Plumstead, municipal estates in Eltham and converted Georgian and Victorian homes around Blackheath and Westcombe Park. Check the actual gas appliances in each let; its age or appearance does not establish the inspection scope.
Gas Safety Services for Greenwich Landlords
We provide annual checks, combined boiler servicing and checks for licensed properties and portfolios. We also offer gas safety checks for homeowners and buyers.
Landlord Gas Safety Certificates (CP12) in Greenwich
The annual Landlord Gas Safety Record covers every landlord gas appliance and flue, including boilers, cookers, hobs and fires. Give existing tenants their copy within 28 days and new tenants theirs before move-in. Keep records until two further checks.
CP12 and Boiler Service Together in Greenwich
Combine the safety check with a boiler service following the manufacturer’s schedule. These are distinct activities: servicing does not replace the annual landlord check. Include any other landlord gas appliances when booking. Ask about the records provided for each activity when arranging your.
HMO and Licensed Property Gas Safety in Greenwich
Greenwich’s smaller shared houses and qualifying converted blocks may fall under additional licensing. Where gas is supplied, the Housing Act 2004 Schedule 4 licence condition requires the annual certificate on demand. Keep it available with your property records.
Letting Agents and Portfolios in Greenwich
Track each property’s deadline and arrange tenant access before booking. Regulation 36A allows checks in the two months before each deadline while preserving the annual date. Supply appliance details for every address, including licensed lets and converted flats. See our service for.
Gas Safety Enforcement in Greenwich
A genuine annual record supports Greenwich landlords’ gas safety and licensing obligations. Check the engineer’s Gas Safe ID card, relevant appliance categories and registration, then check the record’s address, appliances and inspection date. The Register verifies engineers rather than holding every CP12. Learn how to check a gas safety certificate and verify an engineer.
What Is Changing for Greenwich Landlords
Greenwich stepped up housing enforcement from December 2025, including proactive door-knocking and letter drops concerning unlicensed properties. Review your address against licensing coverage and keep the annual gas record accessible. A licensing change does not replace the separate annual gas safety duty.
Rented Homes in Greenwich Itself
Greenwich town’s rented homes include properties around the residential Ashburnham Triangle, designated a conservation area in July 1980. For SE10 bookings, provide the full address and appliance list. Our coverage includes East Greenwich, North Greenwich and Greenwich Peninsula, alongside nearby Westcombe Park and Charlton Riverside.
Towns and Neighbourhoods We Cover in Greenwich
We cover Greenwich town and these borough neighbourhoods:
For neighbouring properties, see Lewisham, Bexley and Tower Hamlets, or all London areas we cover.
Landlord gas safety certificates
Book Your Greenwich Gas Safety Certificate
Call 020 3740 6785 to book with Gas Safe registered engineers, business registration 648977. Our phone line is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; same-day gas safety check appointments are available. Review your duties in our landlord gas safety regulations guide.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does my Greenwich Peninsula flat need a CP12 and boiler service?
Your flat needs an annual landlord gas safety check if it contains landlord gas appliances. Check the actual installation: a gas hob still needs checking even without a gas boiler. If there are no gas appliances or relevant flues, there is no in-flat gas appliance check or gas boiler service to book.
What annual gas paperwork does my selectively licensed Plumstead house need?
You need an annual Landlord Gas Safety Record covering landlord gas appliances and flues, available to the council on demand. Give tenants their copy within the required timescales. Selective licensing covers designated streets rather than whole wards, so confirm your address using the council’s postcode checker.
Who checks my boiler if I am a Greenwich council tenant?
The council is responsible for arranging annual safety checks on the gas appliances and flues it provides as your landlord. Contact its housing service about checks and boiler servicing. Allow access for the appointment and ask to see the attending engineer’s Gas Safe identification.
Do I need a certificate if my Greenwich property has no licence?
Yes, regulation 36 still requires annual checks of landlord gas appliances and flues in rented homes without a property licence. A licensing exemption does not remove that duty. Give existing tenants the record within 28 days and new tenants a copy before they move in.
How early can I renew without losing the annual deadline?
You can arrange the check in the two months before the existing deadline and retain that deadline under regulation 36A. This is an early-check window, not extra time after expiry. Keep the previous record available so the existing deadline can be established when planning renewal.
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