What Is Carbon Monoxide Poisoning And How To Spot The Signs
Learn the signs and symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning and find out what you can do to prevent the escape of this dangerous gas from your home’s gas boiler.
Learn the signs and symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning and find out what you can do to prevent the escape of this dangerous gas from your home’s gas boiler.
Discover why you should get your heating checked by a boiler engineer during the summer, so you can get repairs done before the cold autumn weather begins.
Find out what a boiler service includes, why they’re important and how much they cost so that you can get your gas boiler and heating system ready for winter.
The best time to get a boiler service in Surrey is in the middle of summer, especially if the conclusion is that a completely new one needs to be fitted.
Learn what’s required to drain your central heating system and find out how our professional heating engineers in Surrey can make the process much smoother.
As with any other appliance, time will eventually take its toll on any boiler, and with summer the best time to replace one, here are some signs to upgrade.
Following some alterations and a slow start, the Boiler Upgrade Scheme has made inroads but could potential alterations alter how it works for some homeowners?
Gas safe certificates are not just a piece of paper; they are a sign that a registered engineer has ensured any household gas appliance will not endanger lives.
The longer you can keep your boiler working at close to peak efficiency, the greater your energy savings and the fewer boiler repairs you will need.
Whilst it is always important to get your boiler checked in case it needs repairs, in many cases such as low water pressure there is a fix you can do yourself.
How efficient a boiler is, how long it will last and how often it will require repairing will often depend on whether it is a suitable size for the building.
There are perfect opportunities to get a new boiler installed and they involve not only choosing a non-disruptive date but also before repairs get too expensive.
News reports have claimed that the ban on the sale of new boilers has been scrapped, whilst the government has categorically denied this. The truth is murkier.
Everyone knows that a boiler needs to be kept on in winter to at least a minimum temperature to avoid frozen pipes and damage to a house but how low is too low?
Bill-payers can expect to pay more for their heating in 2025 as the energy price cap rises, which is why they need to take action to reduce their heating costs.