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Fareham landlords need a valid gas safety certificate every 12 months, and our Gas Safe registered engineers carry out CP12 inspections across PO14, PO15, PO16, and the surrounding Hampshire area. We inspect boilers, cookers, fires, flues, pipework, ventilation, and the gas supply itself, then record any defects on the certificate. A CP12 is not optional for rented homes. New tenants must receive a copy before they move in, and existing tenants must get one within 28 days of the check.
The local stock in Fareham is varied, which matters because each property asks a slightly different question of the gas system. home.co.uk listings show Oakcroft Chase in Stubbington, PO14 2FN, with three-bed Windermere homes from £350,000 to £370,000, while Thackeray Lodge on Trinity Street, PO16, lists 1 and 2 bedroom retirement apartments from £277,950 to £463,950. homedata.co.uk records show 508 residential sales in the last year, with most in the £288,000 - £352,000 band, so landlords in Fareham often manage homes that sit close to owner-occupation and rental use. Annual gas checks keep that mix compliant and reduce the chance of avoidable disruption.

A proper gas safety check is a full inspection of the appliances and pipework that matter most. Our engineers test the boiler, cooker, gas fire, and any other gas appliance in the property, then check the flue, ventilation, operating pressure, and signs of unsafe combustion. We also look for carbon monoxide risk, which is the part many landlords never see coming. In a Fareham flat near Trinity Street or a terraced home in Stubbington, that practical check can be the difference between a routine sign-off and a fault that needs action.
We do not treat every home the same, because the gas set-up in Fareham changes from address to address. New homes at Oakcroft Chase in PO14 can have modern condensing boilers and straightforward pipe runs, while older rented homes near Fareham town centre may have more than one appliance that needs a separate test. Our team records the condition of each item and flags any defect that could affect safety. If the property has no gas appliances, the check is simpler, but the legal record still matters when a tenancy is involved.

The Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 place the duty on every landlord to arrange an annual gas safety check. That means a check within 12 months of the previous inspection, not sometime during the year that feels convenient. Fareham has a wide spread of homes, from the 95 affordable homes on Southampton Road in Titchfield to the approved Newlands scheme south of Longfield Avenue, which allows up to 1,200 new homes, an 80-bed care home, a primary school, commercial space, a community centre, and a healthcare facility. The range of stock makes it even more important to keep a clear gas safety record for each let.
Non-compliance can lead to serious consequences. A landlord who skips a valid gas safety check can face a fine of up to £6,000, six months imprisonment, or both. That risk applies whether the property is a new-build terrace at Oakcroft Chase or a retirement flat at Thackeray Lodge on Trinity Street. Insurance cover can also become awkward if a claim follows unsafe gas appliances, because missing records make it harder to prove the property was looked after properly.
Fareham's landlord context is shaped by active development as much as by older stock. home.co.uk listings also show Crofton View in PO14 with detached homes from £700,000 to £800,000, while the Welborne Garden Village project between Fareham and the South Downs will bring 6,000 new homes in stages, with Pye Homes building 210 of them. That kind of pipeline means more rented homes, more turnover, and more checks to manage. Our Gas Safe engineers keep the paperwork tidy so landlords can stay ahead of deadlines, tenant handovers, and renewal dates.
A failed check usually comes from a fault we can see or test, not from paperwork alone. Common causes include boiler defects, poor ventilation, flue problems, damaged pipework, and appliances that are not burning correctly. In a Fareham property near Stubbington or a flat on Trinity Street, a blocked flue or a cracked seal can stop an appliance from passing even if it has been working for years. Our engineers test, record, and classify the issue so the next step is clear.
Two labels matter here: "at risk" and "immediately dangerous". An at risk appliance needs prompt attention because it is not safe to leave in service without repair, while an immediately dangerous appliance has to be disconnected straight away. That can mean the boiler is turned off, the gas supply to that appliance is isolated, or the item is taken out of use until a Gas Safe repair is completed. Landlords in Fareham must act quickly after a failed check, because the legal duty does not stop when the certificate is refused.

Send us the property address in Fareham, the number of appliances, and the access details. We can work around a let in PO14, PO15, or PO16 without slowing the tenancy down.
Our team allocates a Gas Safe registered engineer who covers the Fareham area. You get a clear appointment slot, not a vague promise.
The check usually takes 30-60 minutes per appliance, depending on the boiler type and the number of gas fittings. A small flat on Trinity Street will take less time than a larger home near Longfield Avenue.
We test each gas appliance, check ventilation, inspect the flue route, and look at operating pressure and combustion signs. If anything looks unsafe, we record it and explain the next step.
If everything passes, we issue the CP12 certificate and send it over quickly, usually within 24 hours. Landlords can use it for their records and for the next tenancy handover.
A copy must be given to existing tenants within 28 days, and new tenants need it before they move in. We keep the process simple so the legal timeline is met without last-minute chasing.
Carbon monoxide is often called the silent killer for a reason. You cannot see it, smell it, or taste it, and that makes a faulty appliance in a Fareham rental property far more dangerous than a visible leak. The usual warning signs are headache, dizziness, nausea, confusion, and tiredness that seems out of proportion to the day. If several people in a property near Southampton Road in Titchfield feel unwell at the same time, a gas appliance should be treated as a possible cause until proven otherwise.
CO alarms are mandatory in rented properties in England, and that rule has applied since October 2022. Our engineers check that the home has suitable alarms in the right places, then look for poor combustion, blocked flues, insufficient ventilation, and signs that appliances are producing incomplete burn-off. A clean boiler room is not the same as a safe one. In Fareham, where homes range from brand-new plots at Oakcroft Chase to older flats around PO16, this check can matter more than the landlord expects.
Poorly maintained appliances create the biggest carbon monoxide risk. A boiler that has never been serviced, a fire with a damaged flue, or a cooker with a weak flame can all release dangerous fumes into the home. That is why a CP12 is not just a paper exercise for landlords with properties in Welborne Garden Village or Newlands. It is a live safety record, and it should sit alongside the CO alarm checks and maintenance history for the building.
Homeowners in Fareham do not need a gas safety certificate by law, but an annual check still makes sense. A boiler in a home at Crofton View or a retirement apartment on Trinity Street can develop faults without warning, and a certificate from a Gas Safe engineer gives you a clear record of the condition. It also helps when a boiler warranty asks for evidence of regular maintenance. Many manufacturers expect some kind of annual service history, and a gap in that record can become awkward later.
We also see homeowners use a gas check before a sale or after they notice changes in how the system behaves. Yellow flames, soot marks, a boiler that keeps cutting out, or a smell that should never be ignored all point to a need for a professional inspection. Fareham's mix of detached homes, terraced houses, and retirement flats means gas systems are not all built the same way. Our engineers check the appliance type first, then work through the safety tests that match the property.

Yes. Every landlord must have a valid gas safety check carried out every 12 months under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. Our Gas Safe engineers issue the CP12 only when the property passes the inspection. If you let a home in Fareham, the certificate is a legal requirement, not a choice.
Our gas safety certificates start from £60. The final price depends on the number of gas appliances, how easy they are to access, and the condition of the system in the property. A flat in PO16 with one boiler will usually be simpler than a larger home in PO14 with a boiler, fire, and gas cooker.
The check must be done every 12 months, and the new inspection should be within 12 months of the previous one. Leave it too late and the record becomes invalid for the next tenancy cycle. That applies in Fareham just as it does anywhere else in the UK.
A CP12 is the gas safety record that confirms the property has passed its annual inspection. It lists the appliances checked, the date of the test, any defects found, and the Gas Safe engineer's details. Landlords use it as proof that they have met their legal duty for the home.
Homeowners do not need a CP12 by law, but an annual check is still a smart move. It can help with boiler warranties, insurance questions, and early fault detection before a small issue becomes a bigger repair. In Fareham, many owners book one after noticing a change in boiler noise, flame colour, or heating performance.
Most checks take 30-60 minutes per appliance, though larger homes or properties with more than one gas appliance can take longer. A straightforward visit in a Fareham flat may be quick, while a house with a boiler, cooker, and fire will need more time. We book a clear slot so the visit fits around tenant access.
We record the fault and classify the appliance so the landlord knows the next step. If it is at risk, it needs repair before it is used again. If it is immediately dangerous, we disconnect it at once and explain what needs to happen before it can go back into service.
Yes. New tenants must receive a copy of the gas safety record before they take up occupation. Existing tenants must get a copy within 28 days of the check. Our team keeps that timeline straightforward so landlords in Fareham do not miss the handover date.
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Our gas safety certificates start from £60, and that covers a proper CP12 inspection by a Gas Safe registered engineer. The price can rise when a Fareham property has more appliances, awkward access, or a layout that takes longer to check. A terraced home in Stubbington, a retirement flat on Trinity Street, and a larger house near Longfield Avenue may all need a slightly different visit. The key point is simple: you pay for the time and testing needed to cover every gas appliance safely.
The certificate itself is normally issued quickly, usually within 24 hours of the visit when the property passes. Landlords can then pass the copy to existing tenants within 28 days, or before a new tenant moves in. That timing matters in Fareham because tenancy changes often sit alongside repairs, renewals, and new-build handovers at places like Oakcroft Chase, Crofton View, and Southampton Road in Titchfield. Keeping the CP12 up to date removes one more deadline from the list.
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