If you let a property in Scotland as a short-term let (STL), Fife Council requires you to hold an STL licence. That licence requires you to demonstrate that your property is safe — including a valid gas safety certificate (CP12) and, where applicable, a Legionella risk assessment.
Our team provides gas safety certificates (CP12) and Legionella risk assessments for STL and holiday let properties across St Andrews, North East Fife and Tayside. We keep the process straightforward so you can get licensed and let with confidence.
We assess your property's water systems for Legionella risk and provide a written report for your STL licence documentation.
We carry out an annual gas safety inspection and issue a CP12 certificate — required for your STL licence application.
Our certificates and reports are accepted by Fife Council as part of the STL licence application process.
Your CP12 certificate and Legionella risk assessment report are delivered digitally by email, ready to submit with your application.
All gas safety work is carried out by our Gas Safe registered engineer, No. 652280.
We cover St Andrews, North East Fife and Tayside. Call to confirm if you're outside these areas.

A local, established business serving landlords and short-term let operators across St Andrews, North East Fife and Tayside.

Gas safety certificates are issued by our Gas Safe registered engineer (No. 652280). Legionella assessments by trained, qualified staff.

We work efficiently and deliver your certificates and reports digitally so you can get your STL licence application submitted without delay.