Care suited to your boiler
Servicing covers gas or oil boilers, wall-mounted or floor-standing, depending on the model. Tell us the appliance type and fuel: cleaning, adjustments and checks must suit its design and manufacturer instructions.
Regular follow-up to preserve the operation and safety of your equipment.

Servicing lets us check the general condition, clean the relevant parts and spot signs of wear. The frequency and the work depend on the fuel, the type of appliance and the rules that apply.
Regular servicing keeps the appliance in safe working order and lets us spot wear before it causes a breakdown. It covers checking combustion and safety devices, cleaning the parts accessible to a professional and checking the water and flue circuits.
How often and what is done depends on the type of appliance, the fuel and the rules that apply in your region. We tell you what applies to your equipment and give you the useful documents after the visit.
Servicing covers gas or oil boilers, wall-mounted or floor-standing, depending on the model. Tell us the appliance type and fuel: cleaning, adjustments and checks must suit its design and manufacturer instructions.
Ask about a servicing agreement and an annual appointment to arrange ongoing care. Frequency, work included and terms are agreed for your installation. This helps identify wear; it does not guarantee fault-free operation or change the regulatory intervals shown below.
You no longer know when the appliance was last checked.
A higher bill or less even heat for no obvious reason.
Signs of fouling or a setting to check before it breaks down.
Checking the installation before the heating season or for a property being let.
Gas boilers: inspection intervals depend on your region and the appliance’s output.
Mandatory servicing by a recognised gas technician. Below 20 kW, servicing is recommended but not mandatory.
Mandatory periodic EPB inspection by a recognised EPB boiler technician. This includes servicing the appliance.
Mandatory periodic inspection by a recognised technician; every 2 years above 100 kW. Separate from servicing, it is also required after work on the combustion system.
Intervals for normal operation. Keep the certificates and follow the manufacturer’s servicing instructions. These rules apply to gas, not heating oil.
Have the brand, the model and the latest certificate available.
The engineer carries out the work suited to the equipment.
Keep the documents you are given and plan the next useful check.
We look for the cause, not just the visible effect.
Findings and options presented in plain language.
The engineer comes to your address after a phone conversation.
Time slot agreed by phone; immediate arrival not guaranteed.
A few details are enough for a first conversation and to arrive with the right equipment.
It depends on the fuel, the type of appliance and the rules in your region. We tell you the frequency that applies to your case.
A visual and functional check, checks on combustion and safety devices, cleaning of accessible parts and usage advice.
It lowers the risk of a breakdown and detects wear, but it does not replace a repair if a part has failed.
The relevant documents are given to you after the visit. Keep them for the next check.
Choose your town to see how we work at your address.
Describe what you need and we will get back to you to agree a time slot.