FAQs

At our company, boiler repair starts at just £49. This starting price covers basic repairs, but the cost can vary depending on the complexity of the issue and the type of boiler. For more detailed repairs or emergency services, the price may be higher. We recommend contacting us directly to get an accurate estimate based on your specific boiler repair needs.

The cost of a boiler service in London typically starts from £70, but this can vary based on the type of boiler and specific service requirements. Our company offers comprehensive boiler servicing starting at £80. This service includes a full inspection, cleaning of key components, and a performance and safety check. Regular servicing can help extend the life of your boiler and ensure it operates efficiently. For an exact quote or to schedule a service, please contact us directly.

Yes, a plumber can repair a boiler in London, but it’s important to ensure that the plumber is Gas Safe registered. In the UK, anyone working on gas appliances, including boilers, must be on the Gas Safe Register to ensure they meet the required safety and competency standards. Our team consists of qualified, Gas Safe registered engineers who are experienced in diagnosing and repairing all types of boiler issues. We ensure that your boiler is repaired safely and efficiently, complying with all local regulations.

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Whether it is worth repairing a boiler depends on several factors, including the age of the boiler, the frequency and cost of past repairs, and the severity of the current issue. Generally, if your boiler is relatively new (less than 10 years old) and hasn’t needed frequent repairs, it is often cost-effective to repair it. However, if your boiler is older, breaks down frequently, or requires a very costly repair, it might be more economical in the long run to consider replacing it. We offer both repair and replacement services and can help you evaluate the most cost-effective option based on your specific circumstances.

Whether it is worth repairing a boiler depends on several factors, including the age of the boiler, the frequency and cost of past repairs, and the severity of the current issue. Generally, if your boiler is relatively new (less than 10 years old) and hasn’t needed frequent repairs, it is often cost-effective to repair it. However, if your boiler is older, breaks down frequently, or requires a very costly repair, it might be more economical in the long run to consider replacing it. We offer both repair and replacement services and can help you evaluate the most cost-effective option based on your specific circumstances.

The time it takes for a gas engineer to fix a boiler can vary depending on the complexity of the fault and the availability of any necessary parts. For minor issues such as replacing a thermostat or fixing a pressure problem, repairs might be completed within 1 to 2 hours. However, more complex issues, like repairing a heat exchanger or resolving electronic faults, could take several hours or even require a follow-up visit. We strive to diagnose and resolve most boiler issues as quickly and efficiently as possible, and our engineers are equipped to handle a wide range of repairs during the initial visit.

There are several signs that your boiler may need repairs:

1. Unusual Noises: Knocking, hissing, or whistling sounds coming from the boiler can indicate issues such as air in the system, a faulty pump, or scale build-up on the heating elements.
2. Water Leaks: Any signs of water around the boiler can suggest leakages from the tank or piping, which need immediate attention.
3. Inconsistent Heating: If your radiators aren’t heating up properly or you’re experiencing hot water issues, this could be due to a malfunctioning boiler.
4. Error Codes: Modern boilers display error codes that can indicate what might be wrong. Refer to your boiler’s manual or contact a professional for interpretation.
5. Increased Energy Bills: An unexpected rise in energy bills can be caused by an inefficient boiler that needs repair.

If you notice any of these issues, it’s advisable to call a professional for a thorough inspection. Early diagnosis and repair can prevent more significant problems and extend the life of your boiler.

There are several signs that your boiler may need repairs:

1. Unusual Noises: Knocking, hissing, or whistling sounds coming from the boiler can indicate issues such as air in the system, a faulty pump, or scale build-up on the heating elements.
2. Water Leaks: Any signs of water around the boiler can suggest leakages from the tank or piping, which need immediate attention.
3. Inconsistent Heating: If your radiators aren’t heating up properly or you’re experiencing hot water issues, this could be due to a malfunctioning boiler.
4. Error Codes: Modern boilers display error codes that can indicate what might be wrong. Refer to your boiler’s manual or contact a professional for interpretation.
5. Increased Energy Bills: An unexpected rise in energy bills can be caused by an inefficient boiler that needs repair.

If you notice any of these issues, it’s advisable to call a professional for a thorough inspection. Early diagnosis and repair can prevent more significant problems and extend the life of your boiler.

Yes, checking radiators is typically included in a comprehensive boiler service. During a boiler service, a technician will not only inspect and test the boiler and its components but will also check the radiators to ensure they are heating up correctly and evenly. This includes looking for cold spots, testing radiator valves for proper operation, and ensuring there are no leaks. Additionally, the technician might bleed the radiators to remove any trapped air, which can impact their efficiency and heating capability. This thorough check ensures your heating system operates efficiently and safely throughout the year.

One of the most common boiler faults is the loss of pressure. This issue can arise due to various reasons such as leaks in the system, recently bled radiators, or a failing pressure relief valve. Low pressure can affect the boiler’s ability to circulate water properly, leading to inefficient heating and hot water supply. If you notice that your boiler’s pressure gauge is reading lower than 1 bar, it’s a sign that there may be a pressure issue. It’s important to address this promptly as operating a boiler with low pressure can strain the system and lead to further complications.