WORK WE DO
Airlocks
Ball valves
Bathroom refurbishment & complete installation
Bidets
Blocked toilets, sinks pipes & drains
Boiler repairs
Boiler servicing
Burst pipes
Central heating controls
Central heating installations
Central heating pumps
Emergency 24 hour service
Floods
Gas repairs
Gas testing & certificates
Gutters & downpipes
Hot water cylinder installations
Hot water problems
Immersion heaters
Kitchen refurbishment
Leaks
Nest pro installer
Nest smart products, thermostats, smoke/CO alarms, CCTV
Overflows
Pipework replacement
Plumbing installations
Power flushes
Pumps
Radiator bleeding
Radiator installs
Radiator leaks
Radiator & valves
Radiators noise
Repairs
Saniflo repairs & installs
Showers & pressure adjustments
Stopcocks
Tap repairs & installations
Thermostats
Thermostat problems
Thermostatic valves
Toilet repairs & installs
Unvented water cylinders
Waste disposals
Water heater repairs & installs
Water tank installs
Wet room installations
SERVICING PRICES
Servicing per appliance
Gas safety check
Landlord gas safety certificate
- up to 2 appliances(£10 for each additional appliance)
Landlord gas safety certificate and boiler service
- up to 2 appliances(£10 for each additional appliance)
Call Out Charges
DON’T LEAVE IT TO CHANCE UNCHECKED APPLIANCES COULD POSE A RISK TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
Emergency call out prices
No callout charge. – You only pay from our time of arrival.
We charge a minimum of one hour on all jobs, thereafter work is charged in 15 minute increments (most other companies charge in half hours). Rates exclude materials.
Power Flush
A build up of corrosion in your system can create a sludge that really affects the efficiency of your boiler. This one-off deep clean makes sure your radiators heat up properly and there are no more cold spots. This helps to increase the life of the whole system, keeps heating bills down and reduces the risk of breakdowns. Prices start from £200.00
Power Flush Rates Mon-Frid 7am-6pm
- Up to 4 Radiators £200
- 5-11 Radiators £350
- 12-15 Radiators £500
- 16-20 Radiators £800
- Over 20 Radiators Please call 0800 6102044 and ask for a price
DON’T LEAVE IT TO CHANCE UNCHECKED APPLIANCES COULD POSE A RISK TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
All gas appliances in your property need to be safety checked by a Gas Safe registered engineer annually and serviced according to manufacturer’s instructions.
Any appliance left unchecked could leave you at risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. It’s an extremely good idea to have your gas pipework inspected at the same time as having a gas safety check, every year – and it’s law if you’re a landlord

- The gas appliance is not working properly
- The appliance is burning with a lazy yellow flame rather than a crisp blue one
- Black marks/stains are evident around the gas appliance
- The pilot light keeps going out
- There is increased condensation in the room
What’s the difference between a safety check and a service?
Prior to any work being carried out it is important to agree with your registered engineer their scope of the work so that everyone is clear.
For example, there are differences between an appliance service and a safety check and equally between a safety check of appliances and a safety check of the whole installation, which includes all pipework and appliances.
What is an Appliance Safety Check?
An appliance safety check at a minimum includes all of the checks and tests to ensure the appliance is safe to operate, for example:
- It is correctly set and adjusted to ensure the gas is burning correctly
- It is of a type suitable for the room in which it is located
- It is physically stable, securely fitted and properly connected to the gas pipework
- There is an adequate and permanent air supply suitable for the appliance type installed
- Any flues or chimneys are operating correctly
- All safety devices function correctly
What is an Appliance Service?
An appliance service will include all of the above checks and tests and any other specific checks, for inspection and/or cleaning of the appliance as specified and detailed in the appliance manufacturer’s instructions. This may include:
- If appropriate, an analysis of the combustion exhaust gases to ensure the appliance is burning the gas safely
- A check of the condition of the appliance including (but not limited to): the effectiveness of any seals, gaskets, the cleanliness of heat exchangers etc. and checking for any signs of heat or other distress
This is not an exhaustive list and servicing requirements will vary across appliance types and models.
Note: Some appliance servicing regimes provide an interim performance check (annual) to be used in order to determine the degree of dismantling the appliance and the level of servicing required.
What is a Gas Installation Safety check?
If a gas installation safety check (all appliances and internal pipework) is required or specified each appliance will need to be checked.
- All accessible gas pipework is visually inspected to ensure the installation is in good condition, and;
- The gas pipework is tested to ensure there are no gas leaks