Real work by InfiniteGas safety checks and Landlord Gas Safety Records for homeowners, landlords, letting agents and managed property.
What you can expect from Infinite
Compliance work needs to be dependable as well as technically correct. Infinite provides a direct local contact for gas safety, boiler servicing and follow-on repairs so property managers are not coordinating several suppliers.
- Inspection of relevant gas appliances
- Flue and ventilation checks where required
- Gas-tightness and safety observations
- Landlord Gas Safety Record (CP12) for rental property
- Boiler servicing alongside compliance visits where arranged
- Digital record handling for repeat clients
- Scheduling support for landlords and letting agents
When this service is worth considering
Annual landlord compliance
Landlords generally need a gas safety check every 12 months for relevant gas appliances and flues in rented property.
Letting-agent portfolios
Repeat scheduling and consistent record handling reduce the admin involved in managing multiple addresses.
Homeowner safety checks
A gas safety inspection can be useful where you want reassurance about appliances or before a property transaction.
Combine compliance with servicing
Where appropriate, the annual gas safety visit can be coordinated with routine boiler servicing to reduce separate appointments.
We look beyond the obvious symptom
Plumbing and heating systems are connected. A problem that looks like one failed component can sometimes be caused by circulation, water quality, controls, system pressure, pipework or the way the property has changed over time. That is why our engineers aim to understand the wider context rather than jump straight to a replacement part.
Where there is more than one sensible solution, we explain the options in plain English. That might mean repair versus replacement, a simple like-for-like approach versus a wider upgrade, or work that can sensibly be phased rather than done all at once.
Qualified local expertise
Infinite is a family-run plumbing and heating business based in Lindfield, Haywards Heath with more than 30 years of trade experience. Gas work is carried out by appropriately qualified Gas Safe registered engineers, the team includes G3 unvented-system training, and there is specialist experience with Vaillant heating products.
How the process works
Send property and access details
Give us the key details so we can judge the right type of appointment.
Appointment is arranged with landlord, agent or occupier
We inspect the relevant appliance, system or property conditions before deciding what is required.
Qualified engineer completes the checks
You receive a clear explanation of the recommendation, scope and next step.
Record and any follow-up requirements are provided
Work is completed carefully, tested and handed over with any ongoing care explained.
Local gas safety certificates across Mid Sussex
We are based in Lindfield, Haywards Heath, and regularly work in Lindfield, Cuckfield, Newick, Henfield, Heathfield and Burgess Hill, with selected work in Brighton and nearby areas. For planned jobs, send your postcode with the enquiry and we can confirm coverage and the right appointment type.
Talk to Infinite about gas safety certificates
Send your postcode and a short description of what you need, or call 07765 006759. The more useful detail you can provide at the start, the easier it is for us to plan the right next step.
Gas Safety Certificates FAQs
How often does a landlord gas safety check need to be done?
In most UK rented homes with relevant gas appliances, landlords must arrange a gas safety check every 12 months and provide the required record to tenants in line with the regulations.
Is a CP12 the same as a boiler service?
No. A landlord gas safety check and a boiler service are different tasks, although they can often be booked together.
Can you work directly with letting agents?
Yes. We can coordinate repeat gas safety, servicing and repair work for letting agents and property managers.
What happens if an appliance fails the safety check?
The engineer will explain the finding and any immediate safety action required. Repair or replacement can then be discussed separately.
Can tenants be contacted for access?
For managed arrangements, access coordination can be discussed as part of the agreed workflow.