With Gas Safety Week around the next corner, we wanted to share some more information to help keep you safe. Below the video you can find all of the topics that are being promoted by the Gas Safe register in 2023, along with links to where you can find out more.
The risks of unsafe gas appliances – raising awareness of CO, gas leaks, fires and explosions
Every year the Gas Safe Register share really useful guidance to home owners about the importance of annual safety checks. Unchecked gas appliances may increase the risk of CO poisoning, gas leaks, fires and explosions. Don't leave it to chance.
For safety tips visit GasSafeRegister.co.uk
Renting a property – advice for tenants and landlords
If you’re living in a rented property or have tenants, remember there are legal gas safety responsibilities for landlords to consider. One is to provide a Landlord’s Gas Safety Record annually.
Find out more at GasSafeRegister.co.uk/renting
Avoid illegal fitters – always use a GSR engineer
It’s a legal requirement for gas engineers to be Gas Safe registered. You can check what work they are legally qualified to do on the Gas Safe website and remember to check their ID card before work takes place. (Hint: Proactive Plumbing Solutions are Gas Safe Registered!)
Buying/selling a home – what to consider when buying selling a property
If you’re buying or selling a home, there are many things to remember, and it’s easy to lose track, but safety should always be a top priority. Remind yourself of your gas safety responsibilities at GasSafeRegister.co.uk/moving-home
Don’t DIY, always use a GSR engineer
When a gas appliance breaks down, it may be tempting to try fixing it yourself to save money, but don't risk DIY! Put safety first by finding yourself a Gas Safe registered engineer (Hint: Proactive Plumbing Solutions are Gas Safe Registered!)
Safety tips as we head towards the colder winter months
It’s essential to stay aware of vital gas safety advice as we go into the winter months. Look for signs of unsafe gas appliances, such as a lazy yellow flame, boiler errors, and uncommon noises.