CP12 renewal date checker
The CP12 renewal checker is a free tool that works out when a landlord gas safety record is due, and the earliest date it can be renewed without resetting the annual cycle. Enter the date of the last gas safety check and see exactly when the Landlord Gas Safety Record is due, and the earliest you can renew while keeping your annual date.
This is a guide, not a legal record. A valid Landlord Gas Safety Record (CP12) can only be issued by a Gas Safe registered engineer after an in-person check. Dates assume a standard 12-month cycle; always confirm against your own record.
How the renewal date works
A CP12 (Landlord Gas Safety Record) is valid for 12 months. Under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) (Amendment) Regulations 2018, a check done inside the two months ending on the due date counts as though it were done on the due date, so you can go up to two months early and keep your original renewal date, and your annual cycle doesn’t drift earlier each year.
Renew before that window opens (or late, past the deadline) and the date resets to 12 months from the actual check date. That’s why this tool shows both the due date and the earliest “renew from” date.
For the full picture, read how long a CP12 is valid and how to track gas safety renewals.
Questions
Sources
- The Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, regulation 36: duties of landlords
- The Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, regulation 36A: when the next check is due (inserted from 6 April 2018)
- HSE, Landlords: a guide to landlords' duties (INDG285)
- HSE, Gas safety checks: who can do it?