
BOOKING IT
How to book a gas engineer.
WHEN YOU NEED ONE
When the law says it has to be a registered engineer.
Gas work in a home is not a grey area. Anyone carrying it out has to be on the Gas Safe Register, and the jobs below all count, whether it is a new appliance or moving an existing one a few feet.
1
A new or replacement gas appliance
Boiler, fire, cooker or hob. It has to be fitted by a registered engineer and, on a boiler, notified under Building Regulations.
2
Moving or refitting a cooker or hob
Even a short move counts, because the connection and the pipework have to be made and tested again afterwards.
3
Any alteration to gas pipework
New runs, extensions, rerouting and capping off. Undersized pipework is a common find in older houses and it starves every appliance on the run.
4
Letting a property out
Landlords need a gas safety check on every appliance every 12 months, with the record given to the tenant. That is the CP12.
5
Buying or selling a home
Not a legal requirement, but a safety check before you commit is worth doing, especially on a boiler with no service history.
6
If you can smell gas
That is not a booking, it is an emergency. Call the National Gas Emergency line free on 0800 111 999, open the windows and leave the switches alone. We can pick up any repair once the property is made safe.
Where we cover for gas work.
Bridgend county and the Vale as home ground, out to Cardiff one way and Neath and Port Talbot the other. Bridgend, Pencoed, Porthcawl, Pyle, Maesteg, Cowbridge, Barry, Llantwit Major, Penarth, Pontyclun, Cardiff, Neath and Port Talbot. Not on the list? Send your postcode and we will tell you straight away.
Our services
Boiler, heating and gas work across South Wales
Gas Safe registered gas engineers, City and Guilds qualified and Baxi approved. Every job done right, with a 1 year warranty as standard.
What a gas engineer covers that a plumber cannot
A plumber can work on water. Gas is a separate legal register, and anyone touching a gas appliance or gas pipework in your home must be on it.
Boilers and gas fires
Installation, servicing, repair and safety checks on any domestic gas appliance. This is the bulk of what we do.
Cookers and hobs
Connecting, disconnecting and moving gas cookers and hobs, including the pipework and the safety check afterwards.
Gas pipework
New runs, alterations and capping off. Getting the pipe size right matters more than people think, and undersized pipework is a common find on older homes.
Gas safety certificates (CP12)
The annual landlord check, with the certificate issued on the day and a reminder before it expires.
Tightness testing
Checking the whole installation holds pressure. It is how a suspected gas leak gets confirmed or ruled out properly.
The paperwork
A Gas Safe certificate on gas work, Building Regulations notification on an install, and the warranty registered for you. If you were not left with paperwork, ask why.
Areas covered
Where we work

Radiators
Swaps, upgrades and new installs.

Taps and sinks
Kitchens, bathrooms, cylinders.

Underfloor
Laid, tested and commissioned.

New boilers
Fitted for the price we agreed.

Gas safety
CP12 certificates, same day.

Servicing
Annual service, warranty intact.

Radiators
Swaps, upgrades and new installs.

Taps and sinks
Kitchens, bathrooms, cylinders.

Underfloor
Laid, tested and commissioned.

New boilers
Fitted for the price we agreed.

Gas safety
CP12 certificates, same day.

Servicing
Annual service, warranty intact.
testimonials
Real customers. Real results.
213 five star reviews from homeowners across South Wales. Every one of them left on Google, not written by us.

All you need to know
How do I check an engineer is really Gas Safe registered?
My boiler has stopped working. Can you diagnose it?
Do you work on cookers and hobs as well as boilers?
Do you cover LPG as well as mains gas?
Do you cover commercial properties?
What paperwork should I be left with?
Do I need a Gas Safe engineer to fit a gas hob?
How long does a gas safety check take?
Can you cap off a gas supply?
BEFORE YOU GO
The questions we get asked most, and the rest of what we do.











