Ultimately, the decision is yours, but both boiler manufacturers and Gas Safe advise having your boiler serviced annually. Additionally, boiler companies typically require an up-to-date servicing record to maintain warranty coverage.

Absolutely. Manufacturers recommend an annual service. We also offer a discount if you schedule this service alongside your boiler maintenance.

Absolutely!
We provide a variety of bathroom installations tailored to your budget and needs. Whether you’re looking for a durable bathroom for a rental property or a luxurious spa-like suite, we have you covered. All our installations utilize high-quality materials, including wet area tanking for showers, bath showers, and wet rooms, ensuring excellent craftsmanship. We can assist with everything from plumbing to complete design and project management. Contact us for your free consultation!

Yes! Give us a call and we’ll be happy to help.

Landlords are legally required to acquire a Gas Safety Certificate, which must be renewed annually.

If the leak is constant, please turn off the stopcock for your home. Use towels and bowls to contain the leak. Then, give us a call; we handle emergency call-outs.
If the leak only occurs after using an appliance, such as a bath, toilet, or washing machine etc, avoid using that appliance and contact us for an investigation.

By choosing our boiler servicing, you can be confident that your appliance has been thoroughly inspected according to the manufacturer’s specifications and checklists, ensuring it operates at peak efficiency. Our service includes proactive checks to help prevent potential breakdowns in the near future. We will also review your hot water and heating settings to maximize the efficiency of your boiler and heating system. Additionally, all safety aspects are addressed, giving you peace of mind knowing that your boiler has been comprehensively evaluated by our Gas Safe registered engineers.

We cover all of the Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire.

The most frequent issue is trapped air at the top of the radiator. If the bottom is warm but the top remains cold, you’ll need to bleed the radiator to release the air. If that doesn’t solve the problem, make sure the radiator valves are fully open. Still having trouble? Don’t hesitate to reach out to us—we’ll help get your radiator nice and warm!