How can I tell if there is a gas leak?

Look for signs such as a rotten egg smell (the odor added to gas), hissing or whistling sounds from gas appliances, dead vegetation around gas lines, and unexplained increases in gas bills. Physical symptoms like dizziness or headaches among staff can also indicate a

The National Gas Emergency Service will dispatch a qualified engineer to assess the situation. They will identify the source of the leak and determine necessary actions to ensure safety.

No, you should avoid using any electrical switches, appliances, or mobile phones near the suspected leak to prevent the risk of ignition.

Regular maintenance checks and inspections by qualified professionals can help identify potential issues before they become serious. Additionally, ensure staff are trained to recognize the signs of a gas leak.

The duration of the installation can vary based on the number and type of appliances being installed. Typically, installations can take anywhere from a few hours to a full day.

Professional installation ensures the safety, compliance with regulations, and optimal performance of your appliances. Improper installation can lead to accidents, inefficiencies, and may void manufacturer warranties.

Our team offers consultation services to assess your kitchen’s needs and layout. We can recommend the best appliances that suit your menu, workflow, and available space.

We offer removal services for existing appliances as part of our installation package. Our team will safely disconnect and remove old appliances before installing the new ones.

The CP42 is an official document issued by a Gas Safe registered engineer after inspecting gas appliances, systems, and installations in commercial kitchens. It certifies that all gas equipment is functioning safely and complies with the relevant safety standards.

The CP42 certificate must be renewed annually. Regular inspections help ensure ongoing safety and compliance with gas regulations.