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Boiler repairs

No heating or hot water, error codes, low pressure, leaks and noisy boilers.

Servicing and safety checks

Annual boiler services, and landlord gas safety certificates for every gas appliance in a rented home.

New boilers and heating

Combi, system and regular boiler replacements, radiators, power flushes and magnetic filters.

Gas work is one job you must never DIY. By law, anyone working on a gas boiler, fire or cooker in your home has to be on the Gas Safe Register, so always use a Gas Safe registered engineer. Before they start, ask to see their Gas Safe ID card and check the back, which lists the types of gas work they’re qualified to do.

Trade Pilot helps you find a gas engineer near you without phoning round. Describe the job once, and up to 3 vetted engineers who cover your postcode can quote. Reviews on Trade Pilot are tied to real, invoiced jobs, so you’re reading about work that was actually done and paid for.

To get useful quotes for a repair, include the boiler make and model, its rough age, and any fault code on the display. For a replacement, say what type of boiler you have now, how many bedrooms and bathrooms your home has, and whether the boiler will stay in the same place. Moving a boiler or changing its type adds cost, so it helps to know early.

When you compare quotes for a new boiler, check the make and model, the length of the warranty and what you need to do to keep it valid, whether the system will be flushed, and whether a magnetic filter and scale protection are included. If you live in a hard water area, scale protection matters more.

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Vetted local trades

We check every engineer before they can quote. Always ask to see a Gas Safe ID card before work starts.

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Reviews on Trade Pilot are tied to invoiced jobs, so you’re reading about work that was actually done and paid for.

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Posting a job and getting up to 3 quotes is free for homeowners. You choose who to invite round, or no one at all.

Frequently Asked Questions

Post your job on Trade Pilot with your postcode. Up to 3 vetted, Gas Safe registered engineers who cover your area can quote, and you can read reviews from their real, invoiced jobs.

Ask to see their Gas Safe ID card and check the licence number on the Gas Safe Register website or by phone. The back of the card shows which types of gas work they’re qualified for, such as boilers or cookers.

Most manufacturers recommend a service every year, and many boiler warranties require it. Autumn is a good time, before the heating is on every day.

Landlords must have every gas appliance, fitting and flue in a rented home checked by a Gas Safe registered engineer every 12 months, and give tenants a copy of the record. It’s often called a CP12.

If your boiler is more than 10 to 15 years old, breaks down often or needs an expensive part, it’s worth getting quotes for both. An engineer can tell you whether a repair is good value.

Leave the building, turn off the gas at the meter if it’s safe, open doors and windows, and call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999. Don’t use switches or naked flames.

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