Boiler manufacturers recommend a regular boiler service, to ensure that the boiler is safe and efficient.

Can’t switch on your gas fire? Don’t panic! Issues with domestic gas fires are often easy to fix. Here we’ll share some of the simple checks you can attempt to get your gas fire going.

While many modern homes feature trip switch fuses boxes, some older properties have older wired fuse boxes. A fuse is a crucial safety component designed to interrupt and prevent the flow of electricity if something goes wrong. This happens when your home has a faulty appliance or when an electrical voltage exceeds its circuit’s capability. In modern fuse boxes, the fuse will ‘switch off’, but in older boxes, the fuse will ‘blow’ after heating up and melting. If your fuse is blown, you’ll need to replace it. Read on and learn how to change a fuse with our handy guide.

If you’re looking to avoid your boiler breaking down unexpectedly, or prevent those unexpected costs from repairs, you may want to consider an annual service to maintain the well-being of your boiler and keep your manufacturer warranty valid.

Worried about blocked drains? Have you been asking yourself ‘do I need plumbing and drainage cover?’ If so, it might be worth considering taking out a policy to give yourself some added reassurance should things go wrong.

If you’re looking for protection for your combi boiler, we’re here to help you decide on whether you need combi boiler cover, if it’s worth it, and what should be included in your cover.

Carbon monoxide gas (CO) is best known as the “silent killer” due to its toxic, tasteless and scent-free nature. It’s important that your central heating system is installed and maintained by a Gas Safe engineer to avoid gas leaks and exposure to carbon monoxide. In the UK alone, there are around 20 deaths per year due to leaks and exposure to this poisonous gas, which is usually caused by unsafe gas appliances or poor installation. In this article, we will show you everything there is to know about how to protect yourself, the symptoms, and the causes of a carbon monoxide leak.

For larger homes with multiple bathrooms, a system boiler could be the perfect fit. It saves space (no water tank needed, just a hot water cylinder!) and can run hot water to several bathrooms at a time, making it a great choice for households with large, busy families. They can help you save on running costs and installation, while they’re also a great way of improving your home’s energy efficiency.

Are you one of the many people failing to have your boiler serviced every year?