Our Services

Service required

We see some sights of boilers not serviced, some worse than others

This is why you should have your boiler serviced.

So it can be more like a new boiler and last much longer.

A very old Baxi boiler installation that needs updating.

This mess will clog your boiler up for sure.

A complete and thorough boiler service will significantly help your appliance last much longer, just like regular maintenance would prolong the lifespan of your vehicle. Ensuring that your boiler is functioning efficiently not only enhances its performance but also saves you money in the long run.

These days when a new boiler is fitted all manufacturers insist upon a regular annual boiler service to comply with their warranty terms and conditions.

It is vital therefore to arrange a boiler service and keep your records updated.

A boiler service may consist of a replacement gasket or heat exchanger seal if it is required for safety or stipulated by a manufacturer, this part is not covered under warranty as it would have to be removed for servicing but is not normally needed to be replaced in the first few years anyway unless requested by the Gas Safe register.

Some manufacturers have slightly different servicing requirements and could just consist of a flue gas reading and visual inspection, others may insist on a full strip down and clean which would often be more costly.

Our boiler service charges start at £110.00 and includes a whole house gas test.

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I smell gas, which makes me feel quite uneasy and extremely concerned for my overall safety and well-being. The very thought of potential danger is unsettling and it raises alarms in my mind.

It's incredibly important to take this matter seriously and to ensure proper ventilation in the space;

open windows and doors and turn the gas off at the meter meter if the smell persists, calling the emergency service number and reaching out and calling a qualified professional gas safe engineer shouldn't be delayed under any circumstances.

Your safety, as well as the safety of those around you, should always remain the utmost priority. Taking immediate action can prevent any potential hazards from escalating.

Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can be harmful when inhaled in large amounts. It is produced by burning fossil fuels and can accumulate in enclosed spaces, leading to serious health risks.

Carbon monoxide is called the silent killer for a reason, you can't smell it but you can feel its effects, often without even realizing the danger you are in. It can accumulate in enclosed spaces and lead to serious health issues, including headaches, dizziness, and even loss of consciousness, which makes it all the more important to ensure proper ventilation and detection in places where fuel-burning appliances are used.