A leak can happen unexpectedly and go undetected for some time, posing a grave risk to life and property. Any signs of a gas leak, such as a pungent smell (like rotten eggs) or a loud hissing sound emanating from a gas appliance or its pipework, means a leak is present somewhere. A leak in the home must be reported to a professional heating/plumbing company who are Gas Safe registered.

If you need to install a new gas cooker, our team of Gas Safe registered engineers is ready to assist you. We can safely and efficiently connect your new appliance, typically in about an hour, depending on the specific work needed. We even offer same-day service.
Whether you're renovating your kitchen or simply replacing your cooker, we've got you covered. Our local engineers can handle your gas cooker installation, and you can rest easy knowing that your new cooker comes with a 12-month warranty for both parts and labor.
 

Landlords  are legally responsible for making sure all gas-related equipment provided to tenants or employees is safe to use. This means gas equipment should be subjected to regular inspections followed by any necessary remedial work. Below is the process that involves in a gas safety check