CP44 gas safety certificates in Luton.
Gas Safe registered CP44 LPG inspections for food trucks and mobile catering units in Luton, with your record issued on the day. Fixed £250 + VAT, no call-out fee.
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CP44 inspections in Luton.
We carry out CP44 LPG gas safety inspections for food trucks, catering trailers, burger vans, horseboxes, pizza ovens and market stalls across Luton and Bedfordshire, including Dunstable, Bedford, Leighton Buzzard and Hitchin. Your appliances, hoses, regulators, cylinders, ventilation and safety devices are checked by a Gas Safe registered engineer qualified in mobile catering, and your CP44 record is issued on the day of a successful inspection, ready for your next event, market or festival.
The price is the same fixed £250 + VAT wherever you are in Bedfordshire, with no call-out or travel fees. Book online or call 0333 090 2002 and we will confirm your date.
The certificate you need to keep trading.
A CP44 is the gas safety record for LPG mobile catering units. It records the inspection of your cylinders, hoses, regulators, appliances and ventilation, and is the certificate event organisers, councils and insurers ask for before you can trade.
- Food trucks
- Catering trailers
- Converted horseboxes
- Pizza ovens
- Market stalls
- Mobile bars
- Festival caterers
- Event caterers
A thorough inspection, done properly.
- ✓LPG cylinders, hoses and regulators checked
- ✓Gas tightness test on the installation
- ✓Appliances and flame supervision tested
- ✓Ventilation of the unit checked
- ✓Cylinder storage and securing checked
- ✓CP44 record issued after the inspection
Booked in minutes. Certified in hours.
Book online
Fill in the form or call us. We confirm a date that suits you.
We inspect
A Gas Safe registered engineer attends and carries out the full inspection.
Get your CP44
Your record is issued after a pass, and we remind you before next year's is due.
One fixed price. Everything included.
- Full inspection of every gas appliance on site
- Gas tightness and safety device testing
- Your official CP44 record, emailed as a PDF
- Clear written advice if anything needs attention
- Free reminder before next year's inspection
- No call-out fee, no travel charge, no hidden extras (prices plus VAT)
We only do CP44s. That is the point.
Real commercial engineers
Backed by Commercial Kitchen Breakdowns Ltd, engineers who repair and maintain commercial catering equipment every day.
Specialists, not generalists
Commercial catering gas is all we do, so the inspection is quick, thorough and done right first time.
Around your hours
Early mornings, afternoons or between services. We work to your schedule, not ours.
Never miss a renewal
We keep your date on file and contact you before your record expires, every year.
CP44 certificates across the UK.
We carry out CP44 inspections nationwide, including:
- Stamford
- Peterborough
- Leicester
- Nottingham
- Cambridge
- Northampton
- Lincoln
- Birmingham
- Milton Keynes
- Norwich
- Coventry
- London
- Manchester
- Leeds
- Liverpool
- Sheffield
- Bristol
- Newcastle
- Derby
- York
- Hull
- Stoke-on-Trent
- Oxford
- Reading
- Southampton
- Brighton
- Ipswich
- Luton
- Grantham
- Kettering
- Cardiff
- Glasgow
- Edinburgh
Not listed? Send your postcode on the booking form and we will confirm availability.
Common questions.
How often do I need a CP44?
LPG mobile catering units should be inspected at least every 12 months, and most event organisers ask for an in-date record. We will remind you before it expires.
Is the £250 fixed?
Yes. £250 + VAT covers the inspection and your record with no call-out or travel charge. Any repairs are quoted separately and only done with your agreement.
Can you come to me?
Yes. We inspect at your home, yard, commissary or event site, wherever the unit is parked.
I have an event coming up. How fast can you book?
Tell us the event date on the form and we will prioritise bookings with a deadline.
What if something fails?
Your engineer will explain the issue and give you a written note of what needs fixing so you can get it sorted and re-inspected.