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Do all gas engineers have to be CORGI registered?

Anyone employed to carry out gas installations, repairs or servicing must be registered with CORGI (Council for Registered Gas Installers).

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  • Non-registered installers are breaking the law.
  • 93% of gas work carried out by non-registered installers has been found to have serious safety defects.
  • Using a non-registered installer can also jeopardise the validity of your home insurance in the event of an accident caused by a faulty gas appliance.

For local registered installers, see the CORGI website.