Do you install both gas and electric cookers?

Yes, we install gas, electric, and dual-fuel cookers. Our team has the expertise to safely handle all types of cookers and ensure they are securely and correctly installed.

Most cooker installations take between 1-2 hours, depending on your setup and the type of cooker. If additional work is needed to prepare the area or connect the cooker, it may take slightly longer.

Yes, all our engineers are Gas Safe registered, meaning they’re qualified to work with gas appliances legally and safely in the UK.

Yes, for safety and compliance reasons, it’s essential to hire a professional for cooker installation. Gas and electric connections require precise handling, and a certified installer will ensure your appliance operates safely and efficiently.

Repair time can vary depending on the location and extent of the leak. Minor leaks may be resolved in a few hours, while more complex issues may take longer. The emergency team will provide guidance based on their assessment.

Regularly inspect appliances, have them serviced annually by a Gas Safe registered engineer, and check for any visible damage or signs of wear on gas pipes and connections.

No, avoid using any mobile devices, light switches, or anything that could cause a spark, as this could ignite the gas in the air. Only use your phone once you’re outside and safely away from the property.

Most homes in the UK have a gas shut-off valve near the meter. Turn the valve 90 degrees (a quarter turn) to shut it off. If you’re unsure, ask a gas professional for guidance.

Always call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999 first if you suspect a leak. After the immediate danger is assessed, you may be advised to contact a registered gas engineer for further repairs.

Signs of a gas leak include a strong smell of gas (often like rotten eggs), hissing sounds near a gas line, or physical symptoms like dizziness or nausea. If you notice any of these, evacuate and take immediate action.