Gas Safety Certificate Due or Missing? Get Compliant and Prove It Fast.

Track annual gas safety dates, store CP12 records by property, and generate an inspection-ready compliance pack when a tenant, agent, insurer or council asks for evidence.

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When a certificate is close to expiry or someone asks for records, you need the right document linked to the right property and ready to send fast.
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What landlords need to stay on top of: gas safety checks are generally annual, existing tenants should receive the record within 28 days of the check, new tenants should receive the current record before move-in, and records should be retained for at least 2 years.
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What matters is not only the check. It is your proof trail.

Passing the gas check is only part of the job. You also need to be able to find the record quickly and show what was shared when someone asks for it.

CertNudge helps you keep gas safety records organised by property, see what is valid or close to expiry, and pull together the paperwork fast when evidence is requested.

Gas safety duties landlords most often miss

For a standard buy-to-let, the risk is often in the admin after the inspection rather than the booking itself.

Duty 1

Annual gas safety check

Arrange the check every 12 months with a Gas Safe registered engineer.

Duty 2

Existing tenant copy within 28 days

After the check, existing tenants should receive the current record within 28 days.

Duty 3

New tenant copy before move-in

New tenants should receive the current gas safety record before they move in.

Duty 4

Keep records for at least 2 years

Retain the records so you can respond quickly if a tenant, insurer, lender or council asks questions later.

If your gas safety certificate is near expiry, do this today

Keep the response simple and practical.

1

Book the engineer visit

Get the date in the diary first so the renewal does not drift.

2

Check the current CP12

Confirm the latest document is current and linked to the correct property.

3

Upload or tidy the record

Store the latest certificate, engineer details and any related notes in one property view.

4

Record when documents are shared

Keep a clear internal log so the admin trail is easier to review later.

5

Export a property evidence pack

Send organised paperwork quickly instead of piecing things together from folders and email.

How CertNudge helps

Per-property document storage

Keep CP12 records and supporting documents attached to the right property.

Clear compliance status

See what is valid, expiring, expired or missing without relying on spreadsheets.

Share and service log

Keep a clearer internal record of when documents were shared.

Inspection-ready pack export

Pull together organised property paperwork fast when evidence is requested.

Reminders still matter, but they are support. The bigger win is having the certificate, notes and evidence trail ready when someone asks.

Gas safety checklist

This is the practical minimum most standard BTL landlords want in one place.

Store
  • Latest CP12 / gas safety record
  • Property address linked to the record
  • Inspection date and next due date
  • Engineer or contractor details
Track
  • Certificate status: valid, expiring, expired or missing
  • Date the current tenant received the record
  • Date a new tenant was given the current record before move-in
  • Any follow-up notes after the inspection
Keep ready
  • Property-level document pack for quick sharing
  • Audit trail or internal notes showing what was shared
  • Related compliance documents stored alongside gas records where useful
Next step

Turn this into a repeatable system

CertNudge gives you one place to keep gas safety paperwork organised and ready to produce quickly.

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Built for standard UK BTL portfolios

CertNudge is designed for landlords managing around 3 to 20 properties who want inspection-ready records without spreadsheets, messy folder structures or heavyweight property management software.

You get clear compliance status, fast access to the latest documents, and confidence that you can respond quickly when someone asks for proof.

Passed the check. Can you prove it in 60 seconds?

Keep gas safety records organised by property, track what needs attention, and export an inspection-ready pack when the pressure is on.

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Frequently asked questions

Landlords generally need a gas safety check every 12 months for relevant gas appliances and flues in rented properties.

Existing tenants should receive the current record within 28 days of the check, and new tenants should receive the current record before they move in. Best practice is to keep a clear internal note of when you shared it.

Gas safety records should be kept for at least 2 years. Many landlords also prefer organised digital storage so older records can still be found quickly if questions arise later.

Book the inspection, make sure the latest CP12 is stored against the correct property, record when documents are shared, and keep the paperwork ready to send if evidence is requested.

Yes. CertNudge is built for landlords with one property or a wider portfolio, with property-level document storage, expiry tracking, internal share logs and compliance pack export in one place.
Sources and notice

This page is for general information only and is not legal advice. Regulations change — always check the latest guidance at GOV.UK or speak to a qualified professional.

Useful sources: HSE landlord gas safety record guidance · Gas Safety Regulations 1998 (Regulation 36)

Last reviewed: 26 March 2026
Next review recommended: 26 September 2026