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Looking for the leading quality central heating engineer London has to offer, look no further than PES Heating & Plumbing.
We offer a range of reliable and low cost central heating related services, including installation, servicing and repairs, to homes and businesses throughout all areas of London. All of which will be completed by out team of professional Gas Safe registered engineers.
Our amazing team of engineers specialize in all aspects of central heating solutions including installation, servicing and repair. This means we are now able to offer a huge range of central heating solutions at highly affordable prices.
Over the decades the premier central heating engineer London has to offer, has installed all manner of gas heating systems and hot water for domestic and commercial properties throughout the London area, and the valuable knowledge and experience in the gas and central heating installation business we have gained has allowed us to develop long lasting relationships with many of our customers.
We have gradually integrating traditional plumbing and central heating methods with modern techniques to ensure that we stay at the forefront of the plumbing and central heating business.
As plumbing and central heating has got more advanced and combi bolier installations becoming more efficient, not only have we found that we save you time, but we also save you money, which we are sure you will agree is comforting.
At PES Heating & Plumbing we offer an end-to-end Central Heating service. We have contracts with all major suppliers of central heating systems in the UK meaning we can offer a wide variety of central heating systems to suit all budgets and requirements.
Whether you are looking to replace an old central heating system or install a brand new one from scratch, the leading standard of central heating engineer London has to offer will provide a service to ensure you and your family can enjoy a warm house and hot water all year round.
We are committed to minimising our own impact on the environment through a series of strategies and programs designed to reduce our petrol consumption, improve our recycling, and reduce our carbon footprint.
We rely heavily on our Central Heating Systems during the winter months and having one installed professionally by a qualified central heating engineer London has to offer is essential to ensure you that you have a trouble free winter period.
We also recommend that you make Boiler Servicing a priority to ensure your central heating is as Energy Efficient as possible.
PES Heating & Plumbing installs, services and repairs central heating systems throughout London. Call us today on Tel. No. 079122 920 020 / 07710 565 020 or complete our online request form in order to receive a free, no obligation central heating quote for your needs.
Your boiler is one of the hardest working components in your home and it needs to be in perfect working order. From clean dishes to hot showers and heating your house, everyday tasks cannot function without a working boiler.
Because winter is really close, it is more imperative than ever that your boiler is in perfect working condition.
If you need to get a new boiler installed, it is always the best to hire a certified, gas safe professional expert to ensure the job is performed quickly, safely and ultimately, done right.
Traditional or modern combi; choose the boiler that suits your requirements. If you are unsure, do your research and ask a professional engineer for help. They can guide you to the best solution for you and your property.
As long as the pipework is available, a new boiler can be installed in almost any location in the house. Generally, however, replacement boilers are fitted where the old boiler was located.
Make sure you are happy with the price. Compare, find reviews and ensure that there are no hidden charges.
Hiring an expert gas safe engineer will mean a professional consultation, a thorough check of the property, proper installation service and the best practice advice. This is why it is really important to choose experienced plumbers.
Any repairs or faults can be done by the same company/engineer. They know the system and the best. They should be able to repair or replace any faulty equipment and ensure customer satisfaction.
Hiring a certified expert to do the installation means proper standards are met. This will save you from spending money on costly repairs, unforeseen breakages, and winter days without heating and problematic loss of hot water pressure.
Boiler installation can be confusing as there are so many options of boiler brands, multiple national installers and several comparison sites to trawl through. This article will cover everything you need to know before buying a new boiler, compared to the costs of repairing your existing one.
How Much is Boiler Installation?
Unfortunately, the answer of this relies on a number of different factors. Below are a few estimates to measure any quotes you get against, so you can get an idea of whether you are being charged a fair price…
The prices above are typical for an average local installer, if you use a large national boiler installation company, they will tend to get a better cost price on the boiler itself, but due to overheads, you will probably pay much more for labour. On average large, national companies will charge as much as £1000 more to fit your boiler, so it’s often worth shopping local.
To get the best deal you should shop around and get as many quotes as you can, this is the only way to know you’re getting a good price. The cost will vary depending on the property, the area you live, the type of boiler you choose, the warranty and any additional structural work that may need to be done to fit your boiler. So sadly, there is no clear answer to how much it should cost.
Do You Really Need a Boiler Replacement?
Not every appliance needs replacing as soon as there is a fault with it, sometimes repairing is an option and this can be far more cost effective. You can check whether your product is still in warranty, in which case the repair could even be free.
On the other end of the spectrum, you may have a very old boiler for which repairs are going to set you back a fair bit. It may be more cost effective to replace this with a new A-Rated boiler. This could save you money on further repairs in the future, and also cut your energy costs as the new product may be more efficient. It’s worth remembering that regular boiler service can extend the life expectancy of your appliance by solving any problems early on.
Boiler Installation FAQ’s
Conclusion on Boiler Installs
Although there is unfortunately no solid answer for how much a boiler installation should cost; hopefully this article gives you a good overview of the price ranges you could expect as well as whether you definitely need a new boiler, or should you opt for repairs. If you have any more questions or would like a quote from us get in touch.
For most household’s energy is expensive but a necessity to see you through the winter months, the average household spends about £95 a month on heating, but there are things you can do to save energy and money and keep the bills down. Read on to find out a plumber’s tips that can keep you warm through winter without bumping up your heating bills.
Here’s our Advice
If you understand your heating systems and its controls, you can use it to its optimum benefit, you may want to speak to a plumbing company to get the maximum benefit from your control system. For example, your home will take about half an hour to cool down (longer in a well-insulated property). Therefore, you might want to consider turning the heating down, or off completely, about half an hour before bed.
Turning the temperature down by 1°C could save you as much as £75 a year, and you are unlikely to notice the small change in temperature.
As its less likely you will be able to dry clothes outside during the winter months, the tendency can be to put them on top of the radiator. However, this can lower the quantity of heat released by the radiators, so the boiler has to run for longer to achieve the temperature you have set on the thermostat. Therefore, more fuel is needed, and your heating bill will increase.
The foam in upholstered furniture is very effective at keeping heat in, so it will absorb all the heat your radiators are producing and trap it inside the furniture. If you move sofa’s and armchairs away from the radiator the heat will then be able to flow into the room.
A surprising amount of heat can escape, and likewise cold can enter, through letterboxes, keyholes and other areas that let draft through. Fitting covers over them is a simple task that can make a surprising amount of difference.
A ‘chop’ device automatically turns off your central heating for a pre-set period during every hour its working, thereby using less energy. Although it reduces the time the heating is on, there is no noticeable difference in the comfort level, so you save money without sacrificing on heat. You may want to contact a plumber or boiler installation company to fit one of these.
Although it can be a large expense, it can save you money on heating bills in the long run. Old boilers are often very energy inefficient so you may want to replace them and get a new boiler installation. Newer models use less fuel and are available for use with mains gas as well as oil and LPG. You should also have regular boiler service to make sure it is in full working order.
For More Information
If you have taken onboard the easy tasks like draught proofing and hanging clothes away from furniture, but you want more information about keeping costs down then get in touch with a plumber or boiler installation company. They can talk you through the technical side and help advise whether you property needs a new boiler, as well as recommend a brand and model.
Boiler servicing is something that is often overlooked. Many people forget it, perhaps because they are too busy or perhaps because they don’t realise how important it is. However, there are numerous reasons you should get your boiler serviced, below are some of them.
Some of the Reasons
We would recommend getting your boiler serviced every 12 months. If you can remember to book it in summer this can be preferable. Getting the service done in summer means any problems can be fixed quickly and before winter sets in and you need to use it more. It also may mean you don’t need to wait as long for any repairs, as demand is likely to be lower in the warmer months.
If you are planning a new boiler purchase and installation then you want to do your research, to ensure you are getting the best on the market, and at the right price point. This post will give you an overview of some of the best boiler brands on the UK market.
In order to assess the competition some of the factors we have considered are reliability, value for money and longevity, as well as warranty periods and customer reviews. So, without further ado…
1. Worcester Bosch Boilers
Worcester boilers are well renowned in the UK heating sector. They have a long history of being one of the best selling, and one of the most trusted boiler brands, and many of their boilers have been awarded with the ‘Which? Best Buy’ title.
Not only are Worcester boilers high quality, and well made, but they come with great aftercare. The brand is committed to the owners of their boilers. They also, usually, come with a 10 year guarantee, and at competitive prices.
2. Viessmann Boilers
Viessmann boilers dominate the wider European market, thanks to excellent German engineering, as well as their reliability and quality. Viessmann is another boiler brand that Which? have praised, with 7 of their models being described as a “smart choice” by the organisation. These boilers also come with a 10 year warranty.
3. Vaillant Boilers
Our third brand is Vaillant boilers, they have a good presence in the UK, and have also been awarded the Which? Best buy title, they have also been producing boilers for a long time, so they know their stuff. Vaillant boilers are made in the UK, and are engineered to an extremely high standard, plus they are backed with a 10 year warranty. The only downside is that their high quality comes with a high price to match.
4. Baxi Boilers
Another well known boiler brand, Baxi boilers are manufactured in Preston and they have great Combi and regular boiler options. Although they are not considered as a premium option, Baxi boilers still come in a range of options, and are accompanied by great warranties and good customer service. If you are looking for a brand that offers great value for a fair price, Baxi boilers are the one for you.
In Conclusion…
If you are thinking about a boiler brand that is not listed on our guide, remember to consider the warranty, whether they have a Which? Best Buy award, or another similar industry award, and also look at the TrustPilot ratings. This is a good starting point to making the right decision when it comes to your new boiler.
A gas safety check is different from a gas service. It is mainly designed to inspect any gas appliances, such as cookers, fires and boilers, to ensure they are working correctly and safely. A gas safety check has to be carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer.
What is Involved in an Annual Gas Safety Check?
Whereas a gas service involves a more in-depth inspection of gas appliances, pipework, vents and flues, a gas safety check is designed to inspect the following:
Failures to have gas appliances inspected regularly may lead to potentially fatal gases, such carbon monoxide, escaping into your home.
Who Needs a Gas Safety Check
As a homeowner it is not a legal requirement to have a gas safety record. However, any household that has gas appliances should have a gas safety check. This is on top of your annual servicing, not instead of. It gives you confidence and peace of mind that all your appliances are working as they should.
As a landlord you must, by law, have a gas safety check every year. This must be done on all gas appliances and installations owned by you, in each and every one of the properties you own. This does not just apply to private landlords, but also B&B owners, holiday rental owners, schools, colleges, hotels, hostels and local authorities. It is your responsibility to ensure all appliances are safe, unless the appliance is owned by the tenant themselves, in which case you are not responsible for this.
If your boiler isn’t working properly it can feel like an emergency to you, even though it might not technically be classed as one. Regardless of what is wrong with your boiler, you will probably want it fixed quickly, but how do you know whether to call out an emergency boiler repair or to whether to wait a couple of days for an available appointment?
Emergency Boiler Issues
An emergency call out is warranted when there is a health and safety issues at risk, this includes:
If you experience any of these issues then it is justified to call an engineer for an emergency boiler repair.
Who Should You Call?
If you do have a boiler or plumbing emergency then you will likely be stressed and will probably want it fixed as soon as possible. However, you should still do your research. Don’t panic and call the first number you can find. Check that the engineer is Gas Safe registered, otherwise you could end up with an even more dangerous emergency on your hands.
Boiler Issues That Aren’t an Emergency
A range of issues can occur that will need to be looked at by an experienced engineer, but may not involve emergency boiler repair. These issues include:
If you notice any of these issues we still recommend that you call a Gas Safe engineer as soon as possible. Even though they are not classed as emergencies they should still be resolved as soon as possible, before the issue becomes worse and ends up causing a full blown boiler break down.
Having your commercial boiler serviced, on an annual basis, is essential to ensuring it is both safe and efficient.
Having your commercial boiler serviced can save you money on energy bills. Regular boiler servicing can save up to 10% on fuel bills, by checking it is in full working order and running at optimum efficiency.
Regular commercial boiler servicing also ensures the boiler is running safely. Appliances that are not properly maintained can emit carbon monoxide which can be fatal.
Finally, commercial boiler maintenance ensures any problems with your boiler can be detected early on, before they get any worse, which can potentially save you money in the long run.
Boiler Servicing Checklist
When you book in for a boiler service you can expect your engineer to carry out the below checklist.
The winter months can be popular for boiler services, as people switch their heating systems back on and want to check everything is working properly. So, when arranging your boiler service it may be a better idea to arrange it in summer. You are less likely to wait around for an engineer to become available.
When you are booking a commercial boiler service make sure you book in with an engineer who is Gas Safe Registered. Only Gas Safe registered engineers are qualified to work with gas appliances, and so they are the only engineers who should be checking your boiler.
Finding a professional gas engineer can be daunting whether you need scheduled routine work or emergency call-out services. Gas engineers are usually required for installation, servicing, maintenance and gas repairs, so if you need assistance with your boiler, heating system, fire or cookers in your home, office or commercial space, it is essential to hire an expert in the field.
But how do you choose which gas engineer is right?
All boilers require a registered number to prove it is gas safe. In order to begin the warranty period with the manufacturer and energy provider, it is essential that you have possession of this number. Therefore, make sure you retain this information from your engineer.
Request written job estimates. This is great for keeping a track record, but it is also beneficial when comparing quotes against competitors.
Always check your gas engineer’s proof of certification. All gas engineer’s should be registered as gas safe and be trained and qualified to take on installation, repair and maintenance jobs confidently. It is necessary for your safety and peace of mind that this is checked before the work is started.
Your safe gas engineer should be insured in case an incident occurs. Make sure you ask what kind of insurance they possess; it is well within your rights to ask for a copy, should you want.
Customer satisfaction is essential when it comes to gas engineers. You want to feel confident that the engineer knows what they are doing, has the experience and is skilled and friendly—getting references and looking at reviews online is both well within your rights and an intelligent decision.
If your gas engineer is not punctual or doesn’t inform you of their tardiness, this could indicate that they may not be very reliable.
There is always room for the benefit of the doubt, but they must not be timewasters.
Is the engineer professional in manner? Do they present themselves well? Acting and presenting yourself well is a good indicator of the kind of work you do. Be sure you feel happy with the engineer’s professionalism.
Usually, the cost of gas-safe engineers depends on their experience, certifications and competency. Reputable engineers will most likely charge more, but you are more likely also to be guaranteed a good, safe service.
Ensure you get all the information you need before hiring an engineer; as the customer, you are entitled to ask any of the above. The truth is, having more knowledge will most definitely reassure you that the job and engineer is trustworthy and responsible.
If you would like to know more about our gas engineering services, contact us today!
Underfloor heating is a great concept. It’s not only versatile, but potentially more energy efficient than central heating.
We all know how costly everything is and heating is one of the most expensive necessities of modern life. Central heating, unfortunately, has seen unprecedented price rises and that has created the need for alternative heating solutions. So, is underfloor heating the answer, and is it right for you?
The Benefits of Underfloor HeatingIt’s important to understand just how effective underfloor heating (UFH) can be compared to central heating. Here are a few benefits of UFH you should know:
Radiators heat rooms within a short space of time. You can heat the entire home and maintain a good temperature level while the central heating is turned on. There is one drawback to this: when the cool air heats, it rises and quickly falls. So, you are only heating part of the room at any one time and more importantly, you’re using a lot of energy in the process.
In contrast, underfloor heating delivers constant and even heat while utilising less energy. Pair it with suitable flooring and you can maintain heat for longer. This ensures your home becomes more efficient as you use less energy and cut energy bills (by possibly 20% or more).
UFH is suitable for the entire home or just one area, such as a bathroom, small bedroom, or rooms that tend to be cold spots within the property. Even if you didn’t want to install an entirely new system, you could focus on the more troublesome areas. This is perfect for small spaces and rooms that struggle to maintain heat.
Central heating is expensive, and it isn’t the most cost-effective or energy-efficient solution either. Underfloor heating, however, doesn’t require you to use more energy than necessary.
You have greater control over which rooms are heated, and for how long, and be able to retain heat for longer. Heat one room or the entire household and at the desired temperature too. It’s far more efficient than radiators because heat circulates better with UFH.
While UFH is efficient and can save you money, there is one major drawback to consider.
One of the more off-putting elements is the initial installation costs for underfloor heating. Depending on which part of the home you want to install it in, you are likely to see a high bill. This is typically down to the fact that there is a lot of work required, such as removing the old flooring and installing the system. In some cases, floor heights are increased to compensate for the new system.
This actually evens itself out because you save money over the upcoming year. It’s a great investment but is initially high.
It’s easy to say everyone should ditch central heating in favour of UFH, but that’s not always necessary or possible. Some homes might not be suitable or won’t have the money to pay for the installation. Others might simply want to target specific areas of the home.
It comes down to personal choice, preference, and what’s best for your home. Underfloor heating is a great solution and can make your home more energy and heat-efficient.
Underfloor heating installers are in huge demand as property builders introduce innovative heating systems. There are two main options to consider with underfloor heating: a dry system and a wet system. Both are incredibly viable and come with their advantages (and drawbacks). It’s important to understand what underfloor heating has to offer before rushing into deciding. So, what should you know about wet and dry underfloor heating systems?
There are two main underflooring heating options, known as the wet and dry systems. The wet system uses a hydronic-powered system, whereas the dry use electric heating. Underfloor heating installers should be the ones to install the new system as it’s incredibly complicated and must be done properly. Any issues could result in a system failure which can be extremely costly later.
Whether you have professional underfloor heating installers come into the property or otherwise, an electric system is pretty easy to install. This makes the system a popular choice, especially for those attempting a DIY project. Unfortunately, that is where the problems begin. While initial installation costs can be quite low compared to other systems, the long-term costs to run electric underfloor heating can be expensive.
At first, a wet or hydronic underfloor heating system looks complicated. Fortunately, it isn’t too difficult to install. Of course, professional underfloor heating installers will make the job far easier. Initial installation costs will be pretty high compared to a dry system; however, on a positive note, wet systems are more cost-effective in the long term.
Everyone wants to find a cost-effective way to save energy and heat the home. Underfloor heating can be one option. When you get professional underfloor heating installers, you ensure you have a viable system for the long term. It does make a difference and can be a better option. Professional underfloor heating installers can ensure your home is properly heated.
Almost anyone can install an underfloor heating system, but a professional is often the best person for the job. Choosing between a wet and dry system can be difficult, so think about what is best for your home now and in the future. Professional underfloor heating installers can make the job easier and ensure your system is fully functional.
DIY plumbing has become a popular fad in recent times, but it doesn’t compare to professional plumbing services. Plumbing problems can be difficult to diagnose and unless you’re a trained plumber, you’re guessing what the issue is. Professional plumbers, however, can properly diagnose and resolve the problem quickly. So, why should a professional plumber be considered over DIY plumbing?
Plumbing is a vast area. There are many things to know, and it goes far beyond the basics of knowing how to plunge a blocked toilet. Professional plumbing services are necessary because they have trained in this field; you have not. That can make a huge difference when it comes to choosing between DIY plumbing and professional services.
A professional plumber can typically sort out the problem within a matter of minutes, depending on the severity of the issue. When you tackle the problem, it could take several hours to fix. It makes plumbing services more important than ever. Far too many people don’t want to hire professional plumbing services because they think it’ll cost a fortune. That, however, isn’t true. DIY can often cost far more in the long run.
Professional plumbing services have trained experts; you are not an expert or skilled in the art of plumbing. Any number of things can go wrong and if you don’t know the exact problem, you can’t fix it. What’s more, attempting to fix the plumbing issue can make things worse on so many levels. That’s why professional plumbing services are a necessity.
DIY plumbing appeals to most people because it seems less expensive and easier to tackle, but the reality is far from that. DIY can go wrong, you can make the problem worse, and you don’t have the necessary skills to fix the plumbing. That is why it’s necessary to hire professional plumbing services; they are trained professionals that’ll resolve the problem.
DIY is popular for many households; unfortunately, it can cause you more problems. While do-it-yourself plumbing may seem like a great idea, think again. Professional plumbers are experts in the field. They know how to diagnose and make the necessary repairs. It will be done faster and more effectively than DIY. Plumbing services are there to make life easier and ensure your home is back up and running in no time.
Gas safety engineers should be the only people to service a boiler or appliance. An engineer must be on the Gas Safe Register to legally service boilers and central heating systems. The Gas Safe Register is a list of engineers and companies across the UK that are certified to work with gas appliances. These professionals are qualified to deal with safety checks, install, maintain and repair boilers and more. So, what advantages do you get from hiring professional gas safety engineers?
Gas central heating, fires, boilers and cookers present a risk to life when they don’t function properly. A gas leak can be devastating and must be repaired immediately to avoid disaster. Hiring anyone but gas safety engineers is risky because they aren’t qualified (or certified) to work with gas appliances. The leak might not be fixed properly or the gas appliance isn’t maintained correctly. It puts lives at risk unnecessarily. When you hire a professional service you get peace of mind knowing a qualified engineer has serviced the boiler.
Members of the Gas Safe Register have the experience and qualifications to work on gas appliances and carry out gas safety checks. The experience of gas safety engineers may just save your life.
Professional engineers know how to properly service a boiler and find faults with gas appliances, including boilers, stoves and more. This reassures you and prevents costly mistakes from happening. That’s why gas safety engineers are necessary because they have the knowledge and experience to diagnose and fix gas problems.
It’s easy to underestimate gas safety engineers. Sometimes, you just don’t realise how dangerous it is to fix a boiler or service a gas cooker without the proper qualifications. Anyone or any service not on the Gas Safe Register should be avoided because they have no legal right to touch any gas appliance in your home or business.
You also have to remember that landlords and business owners have a responsibility to hire proper engineers to carry out safety checks. So, if they don’t have the necessary certifications you cannot lawfully pass a gas safety check.
You should never attempt to fix a gas appliance yourself because it poses a serious risk. You don’t know what the problem is and you could make it worse. That is why it’s necessary to hire professional (and certified) gas safety engineers. These are the people that keep you safe and should not be taken for granted. A gas safety engineer gives you peace of mind and has the experience to diagnose and repair faults. It keeps you safe – and therefore qualified gas safety engineers are the people you need to hire to service your home.
Boilers are essential for heating homes and providing hot water. They’re especially important in winter, but like any appliance, they can be susceptible to breakdowns. Especially if they’ve not been properly maintained.
Understanding the common causes of breakdowns can help you prevent costly repairs, ensuring your boiler is always working when you need it to. In this article, we’ll talk through some common causes of boiler breakdowns.
One of the most common causes of boiler breakdown is low water pressure. Boilers need the perfect amount of pressure to circulate water through the system. If the pressure is too low, the boiler won’t be able to heat the home. It might even shut down as a safety precaution.
You can check your boiler by looking at the gauge on the front. Most boilers should be between 1-1.5 bar. If yours is too low you might be able to pressurise the system yourself. Otherwise, you’ll have to call a professional.
A faulty thermostat can cause a range of issues, for example, the boiler not heating to the correct temperature or the boiler turning off and on at random times. This could be because the thermostat is outdated, the settings are wrong or there is a calibration issue. Signs of thermostat issues include:
If your thermostat is faulty this is a relatively simple fix. Replacing it with a modern, programmable version should fix your issues.
Pilot lights can cause significant boiler troubles. If the pilot light keeps going out the boiler won’t be able to provide heating or hot water. There are a few reasons the pilot light might go out, it could be because of a faulty thermocouple, draughts blowing it out or gas supply issues.
If your pilot light goes out, we do not advise trying to light it yourself. It’s much safer to call a professional gas engineer, especially if you think there might be an issue with your gas supply.
No matter what’s caused your boiler breakdown, our team of gas safe registered engineers can help. We can work on domestic, commercial and industrial boilers, offering reliable and reasonable repairs. Get in touch to arrange a quote.
As the cold weather kicks in, your boiler is going to get much more use. In order to ensure it is working as efficiently as possible, and to protect your home and property, you should arrange a boiler service.
Not only does a boiler service ensure the appliance is in good working order, but it’s also extremely important for your safety. In this article, we’re going to talk about why.
Servicing your boiler is an essential home maintenance task.
A poorly maintained boiler can present big safety risks, including gas leaks and carbon monoxide poisoning. Regular servicing is essential for ensuring your boiler is working as it should. This is especially important in the winter when boilers get more use.
The last thing you want in the middle of winter is a boiler breakdown. There’s nothing worse than being without heating and hot water, when the temperatures start to drop. Regular servicing can help to prevent this by spotting any minor issues before they turn into big ones, reducing the likelihood of a dreaded breakdown.
A serviced boiler operates more efficiently, which means cost savings when it comes to your energy bills. When your boiler runs efficiently, it uses less energy to heat your home and hot water.
Regular servicing can also extend the lifespan of your boiler. Major breakdowns can be costly to repair, but minor faults can be easy to fix. With regular boiler servicing, you can save yourself money in the long run.
Most boilers come with 5 or even 10-year warranties, however, these are only upheld if your boiler is regularly serviced. Failing to have your boiler serviced once a year can void your warranty, so the boiler manufacturer won’t pay out in the event of a breakdown.
The best time to service your boiler is during summer/autumn, before winter kicks in. This is to ensure everything is in good working order when you finally come to turn the heating on. Also, engineers are likely to have more availability in the warmer months, as demand drops.
For more than 20 years, PES Heating & Plumbing has been providing homes across London and the Home Counties with a complete range of domestic boiler services. From planned boiler servicing to urgent repairs and new boiler installations, our expert boiler services cover all requirements and budgets.
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