Sources

Where our facts come from

Every page lists its sources at the foot. Here they all are, grouped, with what each supports and the date we read it.

Short answer

HSE's guidance for households and landlords, the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, GOV.UK's carbon monoxide alarm guidance, Census 2021 via Nomis for Liverpool figures, and GOV.UK and HMRC for funding and VAT.

Checked at source on 3 November 2026 · An independent guide from SEO-DONS LTD, not a gas engineer, HSE or the Gas Safe Register

HSE: domestic gas

HSE: landlords

Law and guidance

Figures, funding and tax

Help and the publisher

A note on the Gas Safe Register

The Gas Safe Register's own website is where to check an engineer, and we point to it throughout. Its pages couldn't be read by our automated checks, so the facts we give about the register and the ID card come from HSE, which oversees the register's operation. If anything we say about the register differs from its own website, its website is right; please tell us.

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