Gas Safety
If you're having any gas work done in your home, you should always call in the experts and never try and install or fix a gas appliance yourself. You'll be putting yourself, your family and your neighbours at risk of carbon monoxide poisoning and explosions by doing it yourself.
Adam is a "Gas Safe" registered engineer which means he is correctly qualified to install, repair and service gas appliances. His Gas Safe registration number is 567589. See www.gassaferegister.co.uk for more details.
Adam is a "Gas Safe" registered engineer which means he is correctly qualified to install, repair and service gas appliances. His Gas Safe registration number is 567589. See www.gassaferegister.co.uk for more details.
Gas Cookers, Hobs, Ranges and FiresIt may not look too difficult to fit your own gas appliance but never try DIY gas installation! From free standing cookers to built-in hobs and ranges, play it safe and always use a qualified Gas Safe registered fitter. Adam can usually quote over the phone.
Gas Leak RepairsIf you suspect you have a gas leak, switch off your gas supply at the meter, ventilate the room and do not strike a match! Don't even use the light switches. Then call Adam and he'll come out and locate the leak and make it safe.
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Gas Safety Inspections (for landlords)
If you're a landlord, by law, under the Gas Safety Regulations 1998, it's your responsibility to get a Gas Safety Certificate every twelve months for all pipe work, gas appliances and flues installed at your rental property. See Prices page for costs.
Gas AnalysisA test is undertaken as a matter of course with a boiler service, to check for a build up of carbon monoxide in the appliance. However, if you have concerns and you'd like a separate test, just give Adam a call and he'll be happy to do one for you.
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