Landlord gas cert pricing?

[armyash]

Hi,

I understand some people don't like discussing money or giving away their prices so I understand if I don't get many replies. If you don't mind sharing, what do you charge for a Landlord gas safety cert?

I have had people say they need a few doing soon but not sure what to charge them.

A service of the main appliance then safety checks on anything else, I find it hard to price.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

£75-120 depending on what's to be done (standard appliances)

 

[Last Plumber]

I always charge for the time to do the job.
I don't have a set price.
There are many folk out there who do this for Peanuts. My view on that is they can keep it!
One chap I know was doing em for £25?

 

[armyash]

Thanks.

A company I used to work for would charge £75, mostly boiler a boiler and hob. Sometimes there would be a fire also.

 

[Chalked]

15 quid
It's only 10mins form filling

 

[Scott_D]

£65 boiler
£75 boiler and hob
But I don't do many

Some are easy some you get messed around with collecting keys etc.

 

[SavageW]

15 quid
It's only 10mins form filling

I’d under cut Chalked for 4 cans of super strength lager from me local offy

 

[Last Plumber]

I’d under cut Chalked for 4 cans of super strength lager from me local offy

Shop Local Super strength?
Or would it have to be branded

 

[SavageW]

I’m easy,when In Rome...

 

[Chalked]

Can only afford this stuff.

 

[heliotrope]

£20-25 seems to be about the going rate for this.

Any more would be a rip off.

Have heard of £15 certificates but these are usually done
on a drive past.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

£20-25 seems to be about the going rate for this.

Any more would be a rip off.

Have heard of £15 certificates but these are usually done
on a drive past.

Your joking right ?

 

[heliotrope]

Your joking right ?

No.

 

[woodsy]

£20-25 seems to be about the going rate for this.

Any more would be a rip off.

Have heard of £15 certificates but these are usually done
on a drive past.

Your having a laugh !!! You can spend £25 of time running round after keys . And we wonder why the industry is going to the dogs with people charging this .

 

[Ric2013]

How can you run a business when your minimum charge is so low?
I've worked out that my business needs to take in at least £250 plus materials, per week, to be worth running at all (and I don't have the same costs that an RGI would have). Do you really manage to get 10 or more callouts a week and without too much mileage?