About JA Safety Certificates
JA Safety Certificates is a specialist property compliance company that provides safety inspections and certification services for landlords, homeowners, estate agents, and businesses. Their core offerings include Gas Safety Certificates, Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR), Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), Portable Appliance Testing (PAT), fire alarm and emergency lighting certificates, and fire risk assessments. They also offer related electrical and gas repair work such as fuse box upgrades, lighting and socket installation, and boiler servicing and installation, primarily serving London and the M25 region.([jasafetycertificates.com](https://jasafetycertificates.com/))
A charge from “Ja safety” on a card statement is likely related to one of these compliance services—for example, booking a gas safety check, obtaining an EICR or EPC for a rental or sale, PAT testing for rental appliances, or arranging a fire alarm or emergency lighting inspection. Many of their services are fixed-price by property size or number of items (e.g., specific tiers for studio flats, 1–2 bedroom properties, or certain counts of appliances), and customers typically book and pay online at the time of scheduling, which can result in same-day or near-term card charges.([jasafetycertificates.com](https://jasafetycertificates.com/))
If you’re unsure about a JA Safety Certificates charge, first check your recent emails and SMS messages for booking confirmations or invoices under this name, and review any recent landlord compliance work ordered for your property. Log into their website’s booking or confirmation links, if available, to locate receipts and job references. If the charge is still unclear, use the contact options on their official site to request details of the transaction (date, service address, and service type). For suspected fraud, contact your bank or card issuer promptly to dispute or block the payment, but avoid raising a bank dispute until you’ve checked whether a landlord, letting agent, co-owner, or colleague may have legitimately booked work through them on your behalf.