You should services your gas appliances every two years if they’re fairly new or for older appliances, we recommend annual servicing. With proper maintenance and upkeep your system could run for years. 

Gas compliance certificates are only available through fully licensed gas plumbers like the team at Plumbing by Daniel &Co. If you have a gas installation on your property that is connected to the gas network, then it’s legal obligation to maintain an up to date gas certificate for your property. Contact our team today if you would like to book an appointment and request a free no obligation quote for a gas certificate.  

A Gas test or Gas Safety Certificates means that your gas system in your house that is connected to the mains gas supply is fit for purpose. Gas leaks could be fatal making it important to check the state of your pipes and appliances. A Gas safety test will test your homes gas appliances, pipes, hot water systems and anything else connected to the gas to make sure they are all safe. 

All types of gas heaters should be serviced a minimum of every two years by a licenced gasfitter and tested for carbon monoxide spillage. … there are signs of heat damage such as discoloration of the walls or heater panels. the walls become too hot to touch while the heater is on. there are soot stains around the heater.

A Gas Service can take anywhere from 30 minutes to 1 hour, however if parts need repairing or replacing, the time could be longer. 

If you have a gas leak, the first thing you should do is call a licensed plumber. 

In fact, boilers need to be serviced every 1-2 years by an accredited hydronic specialist to ensure optimum performance.

For a quote on general hot water system servicing, please contact our team using the form, chat window or you can always call us. 

All gas heaters should be gas safety tested for carbon monoxide spillage, leaks, general wear and tear to ensure they are safe to use. We recommend all appliances that you connect to the gas mains are checked regularly. 

Gas Appliance repairs involve one of our gas licensed engineers repairs or replaces part of your appliance. In some cases we may need parts from a manufacturer which can delay the time of the repair. Our engineers always carry a wide range of spare parts so 9 times out of 10, we’re able to fix the appliance on our first visit. 

If your gas appliance is under a warranty or insurance, you may want to contact the insurer or retailer before calling us.