Central Heating Servicing

Our central heating servicing cover a variety of fuel types, including gas boiler servicing, oil fired central heating servicing and oil fired boiler servicing. Central heating servicing and gas boiler servicing should be undertaken annually by a Gas Safe registered gas engineer. Oil fired central heating servicing and oil fired boiler servicing should also be undertaken annually by an OFTEC registered heating engineer.

Ensuring your boiler and gas appliances are serviced regularly is essential to reduce the risk of Carbon Monoxide poisoning.

What does gas boiler servicing include?

Typically, gas boiler servicing is a safety and efficiency inspection which includes a boiler performance test, checking controls, testing of flue terminals and output, checking pipework and ventilation, gas pressure and heat input check, full testing of all gas boiler components and functionality, seals, ignition system, and the disassembly and cleaning of key components. In addition we also provide advice on using your central heating system efficiently.

What does oil boiler servicing include?

Typically oil boiler servicing includes cleaning and testing of your boiler to ensure it is running efficiently and performing at its optimum level. Oil boiler servicing includes a boiler performance test, checking controls, testing of flue terminals and output, removal of oil burner, testing of mechanical components, removal of dust and soot from the water jacket body, checking pipework and ventilation, full testing of all oil boiler components and functionality, and disassembly and cleaning of key components.

Fixed price central heating servicing

In addition to central heating servicing and boiler servicing, we undertake gas aga servicing, oil aga servicing and gas fire servicing.

Our insurance product, Serviceplan, includes a yearly boiler service and cover for boiler breakdowns. Visit the Serviceplan area for more information.

Ensuring your boiler and gas appliances are serviced regularly is essential to reduce the risk of Carbon Monoxide poisoning.

Carbon monoxide, or CO as it is also known, is a poisonous gas produced by incomplete burning of carbon-based fuels, including gas, oil, wood, and coal. So if your fuel doesn't burn properly, carbon monoxide could be produced. Being aware of and knowing how to prevent the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning, which include regular boiler servicing, could significantly reduce the associated risks.