Commercial gas safety checks and certification

Commercial gas work needs a clear view of the premises, the appliances and the documentation required. Businesses have a legal duty to have gas appliances checked and maintained by a Gas Safe registered engineer competent in commercial work — tell us what you operate and when the checks are due, and we will plan the right inspection.

Start with the premises and appliances

Workshops, commercial kitchens, care settings, offices and other premises all have different setups and different appliances — catering equipment, commercial boilers, water heaters. We ask about the appliances, location and access so the visit is planned properly and nothing gets missed.

Fossil engineer installing external pipework on a stone cottage

Checks with clear records

We carry out the relevant commercial gas safety checks and provide the associated documentation for the work completed, ready for your compliance records or for presenting to an inspecting body. If an issue is found, we explain it plainly and set out what needs to happen, with the safety implications made clear.

Avoid last-minute renewal problems

Keep a note of certificate dates and contact us before the deadline is on top of you. That gives you a better chance to arrange the inspection around the way your premises work, rather than an emergency visit to avoid an expired certificate.

We are Gas Safe registered (623545).

Give us a call on 01723 800128 or send us a message and we'll talk you through the checks for your premises.

Speak to Fossil Heating And Plumbing

Call us for urgent heating or plumbing problems. For planned work, send an enquiry with your location and the details we need to understand the job. We will give you a clear next step.

Frequently asked questions

What information should I provide?

Tell us the premises type, location, gas appliances and the date the check or certificate is needed.

Can you help if a problem is found?
What types of commercial premises do you check?
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