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Domestic Gas Engineers Manchester

Any work carried out on gas appliances in your home must be done by a Gas Safe registered engineer. At Lacey Plumbing & Heating, our team of approved engineers based in Greater Manchester are on hand to support with all of your domestic/home gas work.

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What is a Gas Safe Engineer?

A ‘Gas Safe Engineer’ is a qualified professional/business who are legally authorised to carry out repairs, servicing and even installations on household gas appliances. 

Registration with the Gas Safe Register is a legal requirement for engineers to ensure they meet strict safety standards to prevent common hazards such as gas leaks, carbon monoxide poisoning, and more. It is illegal for any individual/business to carry out any gas related work if they are not on the gas safe register.

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What does a gas safe engineer do?

Gas safe engineers can carry out a number of different tasks and responsibilities involving gas boilers, general gas leaks, pipework and installation, and more. 

 

Gas boiler installation, repairs and servicing

Repairing and servicing your gas boiler is vital to keep it running efficiently and safely. Keeping your gas boiler in good working condition ensures that your heating system is working as intended and not costing you extra money over time. We also offer gas boiler installation.

 

Gas pipework installation

Gas pipework installation involves careful planning and execution followed by pressure testing and ensuring proper ventilation. 

 

Gas fire installation and servicing

Once again, gas fire installation needs to be carried out by a qualified professional to guarantee safety, efficiency and compliance with warranties. We’d also recommend annual servicing to keep the fire operating as intended.

If your gas fire has a back boiler, we can talk you through replacement options.

 

What to do if you smell gas in your house

If you smell gas in your house, call the National Grid on the Gas Number 0800 111 999. They will work on the immediate risk, then you may need to contact us for internal issues that require a fix.

  • Evacuate as soon as possible
  • Do not smoke or light matches
  • Do not turn electrical switches on or off
  • Open doors and windows on your way out
  • If possible, turn off the meter at the control handle unless the meter is in the cellar

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