Lowestoft Boiler Company

• Is the Lowestoft Boiler Company Gas Safe registered?

  Yes. Lowestoft Boiler Company is registered with Gas Safe to carry out work on gas pipe work, boilers, cookers and water heaters. Customers can be satisfied that all gas work will be carried out to the highest quality and safety specifications.

• Is the Lowestoft Boiler Company Insured?

  Yes. Lowestoft Boiler Company is registered with Gas Safe to carry out work on gas pipe work, boilers, cookers and water heaters. Customers can be satisfied that all gas work will be carried out to the highest quality and safety specifications.

• Does the Lowestoft Boiler Company make a mess?

  No. When undertaking work, the Lowestoft Boiler Company takes extra care to ensure that homes are protected when work is undertaken and left as found when it is finished. During longer jobs the house will be tidied at the end of every day and all tools taken home.

• Does the Lowestoft Boiler Company arrive when it says it will?

  Yes. Appointments are made to suit the customer. In the event that there is a delay the customer will be given plenty of notice.

• I have a leaking tap in the bathroom what should I do?

  The most important thing is to call a plumber and isolate the leak. On a Lowestoft Boiler Company installation all sanitary ware will have isolation valves on it. If you can see where the leak is it can be stopped by turning the valves. Failing that it might be necessary to turn the main stop cock off (typically either under the floor by the front door, or in the cupboard under the kitchen sink). This will turn the cold water in the house off. On a system that does not have a combination boiler it may be necessary to drain the hot water tank to stop the flow of water. Once the cold water is off, run a hot tap away from the bathroom (e.g: kitchen sink). Leave the water off until a plumber arrives.

• My boiler has stopped working, what should I do?

  With the mixture of gas, electrics and water in a boiler it is very important that you don’t try to fix it yourself. The boiler should be turned off and a Gas Safe registered gas installer called.

• I am getting headaches when the gas fire has been on, what is causing this?

  Firstly, switch off all gas appliances and see a doctor immediately. Open doors and windows and ventilate the property. This could be carbon monoxide poisoning which is potentially fatal. Do not attempt to turn the appliances back on until they have been inspected by a Gas Safe registered gas installer.