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Having your boiler damaged can be inconvenient. For starters, you’ll have to deal with a lack of heat and hot water. What’s worse, it can become a health and safety hazard, as a faulty gas boiler can cause carbon monoxide poisoning. Therefore, the best thing to do is repair or replace your faulty boiler. However, which option should you choose? Here are some tips you can leverage.
One of the biggest worries for homeowners in 2022 is the looming energy price rises. The costs are going up and for some, those costs are going to feel awful. Many families on low incomes are already anticipating having to choose between heating and eating, but it doesn't have to be that way. You need to improve the current efficiency of your boiler to ensure that you are able to run it properly. A boiler shouldn't be leaking carbon monoxide or wasting energy and an annual boiler repair can prevent all of this from happening.
Whether you are a homeowner, or you are a landlord running several homes, you need to think about how you are keeping your home and water heated. If you have an electric boiler, you might not need to service it as often, but a gas boiler has to be serviced at least once per year. An annual service by a Gas Safe Registered engineer ensures that your gas boiler maintains its integrity and most importantly, its safety. Sometimes, skipping an annual gas boiler service can leave your home insurance vulnerable.
It can be worrying when you come across your boiler and notice water has been leaking in some way. There may be two things that you have to consider. It may need a repair, or it could need replacing. The main thing to recognise are the reasons why this could be happening and what you should do. In this article we will cover that.
Signs that your boiler might need replacing are not always obvious. The best way to know for sure is to have an expert look at it. However, there are some signs you can watch out for in the meantime. You can do several things to improve how your boiler operates and extend its life span, but if any warning signs pop up, you should be prepared with a solution just in case.
Did you know that a boiler is one of the most common household appliances? Boilers are used to heat water for things like showers, dishwashers, and even space heating. Unfortunately, carbon emissions from boilers contribute to climate change. Carbon dioxide emissions make up 93% of all greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the U.S., with natural gas boilers making up about 12%. One way to reduce your carbon footprint is by installing an efficient boiler! This blog post will discuss how this can be done and some other tips on reducing your energy consumption.
Have you ever wondered how your boiler works? A lot of people have never thought about it but if you want to make sure that your boiler is working correctly and make informed decisions when it comes to replacing it, you should have a general idea of what is going on when you switch the heating on.

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To ensure our customers receive a high standard of workmanship and professionalism,
our company is accredited and monitored by several trade and industry bodies.

Only use a GAS SAFE REGISTERED ENGINEER to FIT, FIX and SERVICE your gas appliances. Click here for more info.