do you legally have to have your boiler serviced once a year?

Answer 1

It is not a legal requirement if you are the one inhabiting the house you own and not renting any part of it out.
It's always a good idea to get it done though, safer that way

Answer 2

Hiya ,i am a landlord,and yes if you rent a property out to someone you have to have the boiler serviced and certificated by a corgi registered repairer every 6 months.
They will also have to check the cooker as well.
If you dont rent property you do not have to get the boiler serviced,but i suppose its best too.

Answer 3

I have never heard of any such law. I have had mine for many years now and only have serviced or repaired when needed. I have a gas boiler and rarely does it need any work. Opps, I am speaking in reference to home heating, if you you mean for industrial or commercial boilers, that might be another story. I would contact you local heating contractor or supplier for that information

Answer 4

Yes. I'm a tenant of a housing group and they have to have the boiler serviced once a year and certified safe.

Answer 5

you do no longer say in the adventure that your boiler is between the extra useful many times happening makes. whether that's - do visit the producer's internet site. and make contact with their customer care. What you will discover out from them is even in the adventure that your boiler is registered and what length of assure it has - must be as long as 5 years from new, looking on the way it become put in and via whom. then you certainly will discover out what their servicing coverage is and the expenses etc. throughout assure and after. then you certainly could have actual innovations to verify different innovations with - say from an area plumber or different "gasoline" agencies that choose to sell you their deals.

Answer 6

If your renting the property out,its your responsibility as a landlord to get all gas appliances checked yearly, you don't have to have them serviced but you will need a landlords safety certificate saying they have been checked for safe operation, The engineer may advise that they need service.if they are not working correctly

If its your own home-no

Answer 7

If you are renting your property out, you have a legal requirement to have a certificate of inspection on all gas appliances in the property.

This must be done yearly by a corgi registered fitter.

Answer 8

If you are in rented accommodation the landlord must have all gas equipment checked each year and leave you with a certificate. if you own your own home it is not a legal requirement just a sensible option.

Answer 9

You are required by many insurance companies to maintain your electrics and gas etc. Small print in the policy may make policy void if no maintenance carried out.

Answer 10

I would have thought so especially if you are renting somewhere out i think its in the contracts now. Incase of carbon monoxide poisoning. Just do it and be safe.