Water Heater Installation, Service & Repair

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Working Hours

Monday - Friday
08:30AM - 09:30PM
Saturday
08:30AM - 05:30PM
Sunday
CLOSED

Don’t wait for a small plumbing issue to become a bigger repair. Tell us what’s happening, and our team will help you get the right fix quickly and cleanly.

Boiler and hot water cylinder connected to a central heating system

Water Heater Installation, and Service

Installation: We install mains-gas, multi-point water heaters (both storage and instantaneous types) for domestic properties. We calculate flow rates (litres/min) to match your household’s peak usage – typically during morning showers – and ensure correct flue termination to building regulations.

Service: We decalcify heat exchangers, inspect burner assemblies, test thermocouples and flame-sensing electrodes, and flush internal storage vessels to remove sediment that reduces efficiency and causes rumbling noises.

Repair: Rapid diagnosis of ignition failures, fluctuating temperatures, and pilot light outages. We replace diaphragms, thermostats, gas valves, and flow turbines, often with next-day parts delivery.

Frequently Asked Question

How do I know which service I need?

You do not need to figure it out perfectly before contacting us. Tell us what you are dealing with, and our team will help point you toward the right service or next step.

Can I ask questions before booking?

Yes. We want you to feel clear before moving forward. Send us your questions, describe the issue, and we’ll explain what usually happens next.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. We want you to feel clear before moving forward. Send us your questions, describe the issue, and we’ll explain what usually happens next.

How long does the service usually take?

Yes. We want you to feel clear before moving forward. Send us your questions, describe the issue, and we’ll explain what usually happens next.

What happens after I submit a request?

Yes. We want you to feel clear before moving forward. Send us your questions, describe the issue, and we’ll explain what usually happens next.