Beverley

Our installations include removal of your old system, fitting your new boiler with all necessary components, flushing and testing the system, Gas Safe registration, manufacturer warranty registration, and a full demonstration of how to operate your new heating system.

A properly installed and regularly serviced boiler typically lasts 10 to 15 years. Annual servicing by a qualified engineer is essential to maintain efficiency, prevent breakdowns, and keep your manufacturer's warranty valid.

We'll safely disconnect and remove your old boiler, along with any redundant tanks, pipework, and components. All materials are disposed of responsibly in line with environmental regulations, and the area will be left clean and tidy.

You'll typically be without hot water for at least one day during installation. If you have an electric shower or immersion heater, this can help minimise disruption. For installations spanning multiple days, we'll do our best to restore heating and hot water each evening where possible.

The right boiler depends on your property size and hot water needs. Combi boilers are ideal for smaller homes with one bathroom, providing instant hot water without needing tanks. System boilers suit larger homes with multiple bathrooms, storing hot water in a cylinder for simultaneous use. Regular boilers work best for properties with existing heating systems and high hot water demand.

No, you cannot install a boiler yourself. By law, all gas boiler installations must be carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer. This ensures the installation is safe, compliant with building regulations, and covered by the proper certifications you'll need when selling your property.

Most boiler installations are completed within one to two days. A straightforward like-for-like replacement (such as swapping an old combi for a new combi) typically takes one day. However, if you're changing the type of boiler or relocating it to a different position, the installation may take two days due to additional pipework and system modifications.

Most bathroom installations take a couple of weeks to complete, depending on the size of the project and the work involved. We always aim to complete work efficiently and on schedule.

Yes, we work with you to design and install a bathroom that suits your needs and budget, offering clear advice on options and materials.

Yes, we install disabled and accessible bathroom facilities, including walk-in showers, adapted layouts, and non-slip flooring to improve safety and ease of use.

Yes, we remove your existing bathroom suite as part of the installation process before fitting your new bathroom.

Yes, we manage all trades involved in your bathroom installation, including plumbing, electrics, tiling, plastering, and final fitting, providing a complete start-to-finish service.

Yes, we provide gas safety checks and Gas Safety Certificates for landlords and letting agents to help meet legal compliance requirements.

You can ask to see their Gas Safe ID card or check their details on the official Gas Safe Register before any work begins.

Gas appliances should be checked once a year to ensure they are operating safely and to reduce the risk of gas leaks or carbon monoxide exposure.

A Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) is a document confirming that gas appliances and flues have been checked and meet current safety standards. It is issued after a gas safety check is completed.

Yes, gas safety is a legal requirement for all gas work in the UK, which must be carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer. Landlords are legally required to have annual gas safety checks for their properties.

Yes, all gas fire servicing is carried out by fully Gas Safe registered engineers in line with UK gas safety regulations.

Yes, we offer a combined boiler and gas fire service when both are booked together, providing a convenient and cost-effective option for maintaining your appliances.

Yes, a faulty or poorly maintained gas fire can produce carbon monoxide, which is a dangerous, odourless gas. Regular servicing helps reduce this risk by ensuring correct combustion and ventilation.

For homeowners, gas fire servicing is not a legal requirement but is strongly recommended for safety. For landlords, regular checks form part of gas safety responsibilities and appliance maintenance.

A gas fire should be serviced once a year to ensure it is operating safely and efficiently and to help identify any faults before they become serious.

Yes, we carry out boiler upgrades and full central heating refurbishments to improve system performance, efficiency, and reliability.

Yes, we provide central heating services for both homeowners and landlords, including repairs, servicing, and gas safety compliance.

Yes, all work involving gas appliances is carried out by fully Gas Safe registered engineers, in line with UK safety regulations.

Yes, we assess your boiler’s condition, efficiency, and safety to advise whether a repair or replacement is the most cost-effective and reliable option.

Yes, we install, repair, and service central heating systems for homes and landlords, including boilers, radiators, and associated pipework.

Yes, if your heating system shows signs of sludge, poor circulation, or uneven heating, we can arrange power flushing to help restore performance and efficiency.

Yes, we provide a certificate after each boiler service. This records the checks carried out and confirms the condition and safety of your boiler.

Yes, servicing can improve boiler efficiency by ensuring components are clean and operating correctly. A well-maintained boiler uses fuel more effectively and can help reduce energy waste.

For homeowners, a boiler service is not a legal requirement but is strongly recommended for safety. For landlords, an annual gas safety check is legally required and forms part of boiler maintenance responsibilities.

Your boiler should be serviced once a year. Annual servicing helps keep your boiler safe, efficient, and reliable, and allows faults to be identified before they lead to breakdowns.

Unusual noises such as banging, whistling, or gurgling can indicate an underlying fault. While some noises are minor, others can signal safety or performance issues. We recommend having your boiler checked to ensure it is safe to use.

Yes, all boiler repairs are carried out by fully Gas Safe registered engineers. This means all work is completed safely, legally, and in line with current UK gas safety regulations.

We aim to attend boiler repair requests as quickly as possible, depending on availability and the nature of the fault. Once we assess the issue, we’ll advise on the repair required and the expected timescale to get your heating and hot water back up and running.

We do not operate a dedicated 24/7 emergency callout service. However, if your boiler has broken down or you have no heating or hot water, please contact us and we will do our best to help where possible based on availability.