Gas Safe registration
- Registration number
- [Registration number]
- Business name
- [Registered business name]
- Work categories
- [Appliance categories]
- Valid until
- [Expiry date]
Sample field, filled in from the firm's records.
Plumbing and heating · Leeds
Something leaking right now, or a job you are planning?
We sort that first. In an emergency we take the first step with you on the phone; for planned work we send a written quote from your photo. Tap the problem in the house.
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What to do now
Water is spreading
- Turn the stopcock clockwise as far as it goes.
- Switch off the circuits for any wet sockets at the fuse box.
- Call us; we will check with you on the phone that the water is off.
Pick one of the 6 points in the section
- Cold water
- Hot water
- Gas
- Waste
Opening hoursWeekdays 8am to 8pm, Saturday 9am to 4pm
Out of hoursLeave a message, we reply from 8am
Gas Safe registration[Registration number]
Area coveredLeeds, 10 districts
01Services
Every fault is its own job, and every job has its own page.
Chasing a leak or planning a bathroom, you find your job straight away.
- DS01
Leak detection
When to callA ceiling stain, or the meter turning with every tap closed.
What we doThermal imaging, acoustic detection and pressure testing; any opening is agreed with you.
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Blocked drains
When to callSlow, gurgling or backing up.
What we doElectric snake and drain camera, and we show you the cause.
- DS03
Boilers and gas
When to callA fault code, lost pressure or a replacement.
What we doInstallation, replacement and servicing by Gas Safe registered engineers.
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Bathroom and kitchen plumbing
When to callA refit, or old pipes.
What we doPipework drawn before tiling, materials listed in writing.
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Radiators and heating
When to callUneven heat or noise.
What we doPower flushing, valve balancing and a pre season check.
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Waste and drain lines
When to callOverflowing manhole, smells, repeat blockages.
What we doCCTV survey, drain clearing and pipe renewal where needed.
02Method
We listen before we open anything, and look before we set off.
Honest hours
Weekdays 8am to 8pm. No 24/7 promise we cannot keep; out of hours messages get a reply first thing.
Photo first
A photo of the fault means the right parts and fewer wasted trips.
Decided on site
No promise that every leak is found without opening up. We explain the method and decide with you.
A written trail
Every job ends with a note of the work, the parts fitted and what to watch.
What is in the detection kit
Thermal imaging
Shows surface heat above a leak in a hot pipe; less useful on cold pipes.
Acoustic detection
Listens through the floor for water escaping a pressurised pipe.
Pressure testing
Measures pressure loss section by section to find the leaking line.
03Process
Two routes, two different speeds.
Emergencies never share a form with planned work.
Emergency
- 1
Call us
- 2
First step on the phone: water, power, safety
- 3
Send a photo, the team sets off
- 4
Diagnosis, your approval, repair
- 5
A written note of the work
Planned job
- 1
Photo enquiry
- 2
We agree a survey date
- 3
Written quote and parts list
- 4
Installation, shutdowns announced in advance
- 5
Handover and pressure check
04Area
Only the places we can really reach.
Type your district to see if we cover emergencies there.
You can also tap a district on the map.
- Emergency and planned
- Planned work only
- Outside our area
05Credentials
See who is doing your gas work.
In Great Britain, gas work may only be done by a business on the Gas Safe Register, and registered engineers carry an ID card. Our details are shown here.
Registered engineers
- Gas and boilers[Full name][Engineer licence number]
- Plumbing[Full name][Qualification reference]
- Heating systems[Full name][Engineer licence number]
How to check
- Note the registration number above.
- Search for it on the Gas Safe Register.
- Ask the engineer at your door to show their ID card.
Source: Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, regulation 3(3); HSE, Gas Safe Register.
06FAQ
What people ask us most when they call.
If you smell gas, do not call us first: call 0800 111 999.
Opening hours: Weekdays 8am to 8pm, Saturday 9am to 4pm
What should I do first if I smell gas?
Touch no switches, open windows, leave the building and call 0800 111 999 from outside. Once the emergency service has made it safe, we take over on the boiler and pipework.
Can every leak be found without opening walls?
No, and nobody can honestly promise that. Our methods usually narrow it down; if access is needed, we agree the smallest opening with you first.
Do you come out at night?
No. Out of hours messages get a reply first thing; until then, turn the water off at the stopcock.
Can you give me a price on the phone?
A figure given blind rarely holds. Send a photo and we confirm the scope in writing before we start.
Can anyone fit a gas boiler?
No. Gas work must be done by a Gas Safe registered business. You can check our details in the credentials section before booking.
07Contact