A gas safety inspection (or gas boiler service) is an essential check to make sure your gas appliances are working safely, efficiently, and reliably which should be completed on a yearly basis to keep the warranty valid on your boiler.

Our Gas Safe registered engineers carefully inspect your boiler and connected systems to keep your home warm, safe, and energy-efficient all year round.

We know how important it is to get your new heating system up and running quickly — that’s why our experienced team completes most conversions in just one day.

Whether you’re switching from oil to gas, upgrading from oil to oil, or modernising with a gas-to-gas conversion, our engineers work efficiently to minimise disruption to your home or business.

Keeping your heating system running safely and efficiently doesn’t have to cost a fortune.

Oil Boiler Service – £66 (inc. VAT)
Gas Safety Inspection / Gas Boiler Service – £66 (inc. VAT)

Our fully qualified Gas Safe and OFTEC registered engineers carry out a complete inspection and service to make sure your boiler is operating safely, efficiently, and reliably.

1st Fix: Hidden pipework and preparation

2nd Fix: Fixtures, fittings, and final connections

Together, these stages ensure your plumbing and heating system is installed safely, neatly, and built to last.

A full bathroom fit out usually takes around a week to complete.

The best time to have your boiler serviced is during the warmer months, typically in spring or summer when you aren’t using your boiler as much. Servicing your boiler before the colder weather sets in ensures it’s running safely, efficiently, and ready to keep your home warm when you need it most.

A spring or summer service gives you peace of mind that your system is in top condition and helps you spot small issues before they turn into costly repairs.

Yearly servicing not only improves reliability but also helps your boiler run more efficiently, saving you money on energy bills and keeping your manufacturer’s warranty valid.

Some plumbing jobs involve electrical components, so having a qualified electrician on hand ensures everything is installed safely and correctly. For example, modern boilers, underfloor heating, and appliances like showers or heated towel rails all need electrical connections to operate.

An electrician ensures these connections meet safety regulations, preventing risks like shocks or short circuits. By combining plumbing and electrical expertise, your system will work smoothly, efficiently, and safely.