Landlord Gas Safety Certificate in Jarrow Terraces and Semis

Only where there is more to check. If a terrace near Bede Burn Road or the town centre has a gas fire or older cooker alongside the boiler and those were supplied with the let, mention them when you book. We will confirm whether the visit includes them.

Every 12 months, before the previous certificate expires, whether the Jarrow property is an older terrace or a newer semi.

A landlord gas safety check covers the gas appliances and flues you provide as the landlord, along with the pipework and ventilation. For a Bede Burn Road terrace or a newer Grange Road semi, ask us when you book which appliances that takes in.

Ask when you call 07724 228894. Whoever arranges it will need to say which gas appliances the Jarrow landlord has supplied and sort out access with the tenant.

Gas Safe registration means an engineer's name is listed on the official Gas Safe Register, the only one recognised in law for gas work. It is worth checking for any engineer doing gas work in a Jarrow home.

Someone needs to let us in and give access to the gas appliances, so agree the time with your Jarrow tenant before you book.

We will tell you what has failed and why, whether it's an older appliance in a town centre terrace or the boiler in a Grange Road semi, and talk you through the repair.

If the landlord supplies a gas boiler or another gas appliance or flue, the check is still needed for those. Tell us what is fitted in the Jarrow property when you book and we will confirm which categories the certificate covers.

Yes, homeowners across Jarrow, from the town centre terraces to the newer estates around Grange Road, can book the same safety check even if the property is not a rental.

Turn off the gas at the meter if it is safe to reach, open windows and doors, do not use any electrical switches or naked flames, leave the property, and call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999. This applies whether you're near Bede Burn Road or Grange Road.