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Maintaining a boiler in good working order is essential for landlords in London to ensure tenant safety, comply with legal requirements, and avoid costly repairs. Understanding the boiler service price, the legal framework, service processes, certification, and council requirements can help landlords manage their properties efficiently. This blog covers all these aspects, providing landlords with a comprehensive guide to boiler servicing costs and compliance.
Legal Requirements for Boiler Servicing
While an annual boiler service is not explicitly mandated by law, landlords are legally required to ensure all gas appliances, including boilers, are safe and well-maintained under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 and the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985. This means landlords must arrange an annual gas safety check (CP12) performed by a Gas Safe registered engineer, which includes inspection of boilers, pipework, and flues to confirm safety.
Regular boiler servicing, although not a strict legal requirement, is strongly advised to maintain efficiency, prevent breakdowns, and reduce the risk of dangerous carbon monoxide leaks. Failure to maintain boilers properly can invalidate insurance policies and lead to severe penalties, including fines or imprisonment.
The Boiler Service Process
A boiler service typically involves a Gas Safe registered engineer performing a detailed inspection and maintenance routine, which includes:
- Checking and cleaning internal components such as burners, heat exchangers, and seals
- Inspecting boiler controls, wiring, and safety devices
- Testing boiler pressure and running efficiency tests
- Examining ventilation and flue systems to ensure safe expulsion of gases
- Identifying any faults or potential issues requiring repair
This process helps ensure the boiler operates safely and efficiently throughout the year, reducing the risk of unexpected failures.
Council Requirements for Landlords in London
London borough councils require landlords to comply with gas safety regulations as part of property licensing schemes, especially for Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs). Landlords must provide valid gas safety certificates (CP12) annually and may be asked to demonstrate that boilers are regularly serviced and maintained.
Councils also recommend that landlords keep detailed records of servicing and repairs to show compliance during inspections. Failure to meet these requirements can result in fines, prosecution, or loss of rental licenses [london.gov.uk](https://www.london.gov.uk/programmes-strategies/housing-and-land/renting-home/check-if-your-rented-property-needs-property-licence).
Boiler Service Price in London
The cost of a boiler service in London varies based on factors such as boiler type, property size, and service provider. On average, landlords can expect to pay between £60 and £120 for a standard annual boiler service. Additional repairs or parts replacements will increase the overall cost.
Some companies offer combined boiler repair and service packages tailored for landlords, which can be more cost-effective and convenient. It is important to choose Gas Safe registered engineers to ensure compliance and quality workmanship.
Booking Your Boiler Service
For landlords seeking professional and affordable boiler servicing, Landlords Checks Limited offers expert boiler repair and service solutions. Their Gas Safe registered engineers provide comprehensive servicing, repairs, and certification to help landlords meet legal obligations and maintain tenant safety.
You can conveniently book your boiler service price package through their dedicated boiler service price page. Their team offers flexible scheduling and competitive pricing tailored for landlords managing multiple properties.

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