Gas Safety Certificate Manchester: A Landlord’s Legal Guide for 2025
Are You a Landlord in Manchester? Then You Need This Certificate
If you rent out a property in Manchester, you are legally required to obtain and renew a Gas Safety Certificate (also known as a CP12) every 12 months.
This certificate confirms that all gas appliances, pipework, and flues in your property are safe and compliant — protecting your tenants and keeping you on the right side of the law.
In this blog, we explain:
What the certificate includes
Who can issue it
What the legal requirements are
And how you can get yours quickly and affordably
What Is a Gas Safety Certificate (CP12)?
A Gas Safety Certificate is an official document issued by a Gas Safe registered engineer after they’ve inspected your property’s:
Boilers and heating systems
Gas cookers and hobs
Gas fires
Flues, pipework, and ventilation
The engineer checks for gas leaks, unsafe fittings, and carbon monoxide risks. Once everything passes, they issue a Landlord Gas Safety Certificate valid for 12 months.
This certificate is mandatory under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998.
View GOV.UK gas safety rules
Who Needs a Landlord Gas Safety Certificate?
In Manchester, the following landlords must ensure valid certification:
Private landlords (single lets or HMOs)
Social housing providers
Estate and letting agents
Property managers
Short-term or holiday let hosts (Airbnb, serviced accommodation)
You need a certificate before a new tenancy starts and must renew it annually.
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