Landlord safety certificates in Scotland, sorted in one go

Scottish landlords need an EICR at least every 5 years, a gas safety check every 12 months, PAT testing, a legionella risk assessment, interlinked fire alarms and an EPC. Tick the checks you need on one form and we'll pass each to a suitable local specialist, who'll quote you for free.

We're a free matching service, not a contractor. We don't send anyone round to test anything. Your enquiry goes to independent local specialists, and they quote you and do the work.

The checks we can match you for

• EICR

  The fixed wiring check. At least every 5 years for a rental, with a copy to new tenants.

• Gas safety certificate

  Every 12 months by a Gas Safe registered engineer, if the home has gas.

• PAT testing

  For appliances you supply with the let. The tester sets the next date.

• Legionella risk assessment

  Before the first let, then reviewed at least every 2 years in Scotland.

• Interlinked fire alarms

  Smoke, heat and CO alarms. Every home in Scotland, owned or rented.

• EPC

  When you sell or let to a new tenant. Reforms are due in 2028.

Who it's for

Landlords with one flat or a portfolio, who'd rather fill in one form than ring round an electrician, a gas engineer and an EPC assessor separately. Tick what you need and say how many properties.

Letting agents lining up certificates for the landlords they manage. Give the property's postcode, not your office's.

Homeowners fitting interlinked alarms, getting an EICR on an older home, or needing an EPC to sell.

Tenants can't use the form, because these checks are the landlord's job. Our tenants' page explains what your landlord has to provide and how to ask for it.

How it works

1. Tell us the property's postcode and tick the checks you need.
2. We pass each check to a suitable local specialist. An electrician can usually do the EICR and PAT testing together; gas goes to a Gas Safe registered engineer.
3. They contact you and quote. You decide whether to go ahead.

It's free, and there's no obligation. More detail on how it works.

Local pages

We match enquiries from across Scotland. Our city pages cover the local council links for landlord registration and HMO licensing, and the kind of housing that shapes the checks: Edinburgh and Glasgow. Aberdeen and Dundee are on the way.

Useful guides

• New tenancy safety checklist: a printable list to work through before someone moves in.
• EICR cost in Scotland: typical price ranges and what changes them.