Cookers, hobs, gas fires, meter-to-appliance pipework, landlord safety checks and gas leak investigations. Every job carried out by a Gas Safe engineer, certified, and left safe.
Gas Safe Reg. 636807 · 3rd-generation family firm · Fully insured
Domestic gas covers everything gas-related that isn't the boiler: gas cookers and hobs, gas fires and stoves, new gas pipework and alterations, meter-to-appliance runs, appliance disconnection and capping, gas leak investigation, and landlord CP12 gas safety records.
Homeowners fitting or replacing gas cookers and hobs, families installing a gas fire, landlords needing annual CP12s across a portfolio, anyone smelling gas or hearing a hissing they can't explain, and self-builders or renovators moving gas appliances.
Any time gas is involved — new appliance, moved appliance, suspected leak, changing tenant, extending or renovating. By law, gas work must be carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer, and we've been Gas Safe registered as 636807 for years.
Gas is not something to bodge. A wrongly installed cooker, an undersized pipe, or a missing isolation valve is potentially life-threatening. Gas Safe registration exists for a reason — always ask to see the card. We'll happily show ours before we set a tool down.
Every year in the UK, people die from unregistered gas work — badly commissioned appliances, missing flues, cracked heat exchangers, and undetected leaks. Almost all of it is preventable with competent, registered work carried out to standards.
The smell of gas — or an unexplained hiss — is a real emergency. Turn off at the meter, ventilate, and call National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999. Then get a Gas Safe engineer to investigate the cause.
Blocked flues, cracked heat exchangers and badly commissioned burners produce CO — invisible, odourless, and potentially fatal. A working CO alarm and annual servicing prevents almost all of it.
Adding a hob to an existing gas run without checking pipe sizing can starve appliances of gas — combustion suffers, sooting starts, and lock-outs follow.
Landlords are legally responsible for annual gas safety records and appropriate maintenance. Missing a CP12 is a criminal offence and an insurance disaster.
Every job follows the same disciplined sequence, so you always know where we are and what's next.
We inspect the meter, existing pipework, appliance location, ventilation and flue arrangements — nothing quoted or fitted without checking the wider system.
Pipe sizing calculated so every appliance runs correctly, and a fixed written price for the work including any isolation or bracketry required.
Pipework run to current gas regulations, all joints tested, appliance connected via correct bayonet or rigid connection, and isolation left in place for future service.
Full tightness test on the system, appliance commissioned to manufacturer spec, combustion tested where relevant, and paperwork completed.
Gas Safe notification handled where applicable, and certificates (including CP12 for landlords) emailed the same day.
Registration number 636807 — every gas job by a Gas Safe engineer, in line with UK law. Always ask to see the ID card.
CP12 landlord gas safety records issued the same day, with photos and defect notes where required.
Gas rate calculations done properly so every appliance gets the flow it needs and combustion is clean.
You get the paperwork you need — for landlords, buyers, insurers, or your own records.
Cooker install today, boiler next year, CP12 for the rental — one engineer, one record, one point of contact.
Fully insured on every gas job. If something goes wrong, you're covered.
Freestanding gas cookers, built-in gas hobs and ovens, and range cookers — installed with correct bayonet or rigid connection, appropriate isolation, and chained where flexible connections are used. We test at the joint, prove the gas rate at the meter, and leave the isolation accessible for the next service.
Gas fires and gas stoves need a suitable chimney or flue, correct ventilation, and commissioning to the manufacturer's spec. We check the flue for integrity (including flue-flow tests), commission for correct combustion, and issue paperwork. If your chimney isn't suitable, we'll tell you before the work starts, not after.
Adding an appliance, moving the cooker, or altering pipework for a kitchen refit needs proper pipe sizing so every downstream appliance still runs cleanly. We calculate gas rate loss, size the pipe, and test the whole system on completion. Concealed pipework is protected and identified per regulations.
If you smell gas, call National Gas Emergency (0800 111 999) first — they'll come and isolate at the meter. Then we investigate the cause: joint failure, worn valve, corroded pipework, or appliance-side leak. We locate, repair, and pressure-test before restoring the gas.
The Landlord Gas Safety Record (CP12) is a legal annual requirement for every rented property with a gas appliance. We visit, test every appliance and pipework segment, note any defects, and email the certificate the same day. Landlords with multiple properties can schedule the whole portfolio as one route.
For light-commercial gas work (small offices, cafes with gas hobs, retail with heaters) see our commercial services page — same engineers, additional commercial gas competencies where required.
Yes — Gas Safe registration number 636807. Every gas job is legally required to be carried out by a Gas Safe engineer, and we're happy to show the ID card before work starts.
It depends on the number of appliances and pipework at the property. For portfolio landlords we price per visit as a bundle. Ask us for a fixed price.
Usually within the same week, sooner where possible. If you're mid-changeover between tenants, tell us the deadline and we'll fit it in.
First — do not switch anything electrical on or off, don't use naked flames, open doors and windows, and get everyone out. Call National Gas Emergency on 0800 111 999. They will isolate the supply. Then call us to investigate and repair once it's safe.
Yes. Ideally we work alongside your kitchen fitter — the hob arrives, we size the gas run correctly, install and commission it, and leave you the paperwork. If pipework needs altering, we'll survey and quote first.
Yes — but they need suitable flues/chimneys, ventilation and annual servicing. We install and service compliant gas fires and can advise on whether an existing chimney is suitable for a specific fire model.
Yes — CO alarms are required by law in many rooms containing a fuel-burning appliance in rented properties, and they're strongly recommended in all homes. We'll advise on placement and can fit alarms as part of the job.
In domestic settings, connecting a gas appliance to a fixed gas supply is Gas Safe registered work — it's not legal for an unregistered person to do it. Fitting a cooker on a bayonet is quick for a Gas Safe engineer and gives you the paperwork you need.
Yes — Rochdale, Oldham, Manchester, Salford, Bury, Ashton-under-Lyne, Heywood, Middleton, Shaw and surrounding Greater Manchester.
For a suspected gas escape, call the National Gas Emergency line first (0800 111 999). For repair work after an emergency isolation, we prioritise existing customers within our standard hours (Mon–Sat, 8am–6pm).
One phone call. Written price. Fitted by a Gas Safe registered engineer, tested, and paperwork emailed the same day.
One team, one standard — across every plumbing and heating job in Greater Manchester.
