Emergency boiler repair in Falkirk & Stirling

No heating, no hot water, or a smell of gas near your boiler all count as urgent. If you can smell gas, that takes priority over everything else below.

Leave the property, do not use light switches, phones, or naked flames inside, and call the National Gas Emergency line on 0800 111 999 immediately. Get in touch with us once you're safely outside.

We prioritise no-heat and no-hot-water calls across Falkirk, Stirling and surrounding areas and aim to get to you as quickly as our schedule allows. Ring with your postcode and we'll give you a realistic time rather than a vague promise.

Yes, emergency response is available anywhere within our regular Falkirk-based coverage area. Response time depends on where you are and how busy the schedule is that day.

Usually, yes. A boiler that won't fire at all is normally an ignition, pressure, or component fault that needs a Gas Safe Registered engineer to diagnose safely, which is exactly what we are.

Check the pressure gauge on your boiler and note down any error code showing on the display. That information speeds up diagnosis considerably once we're on-site.

That depends on what has failed. We diagnose the fault on site, tell you straight away whether it can be finished that visit, and if a part has to be ordered in for your model we say so rather than leaving you guessing.

Get in touch and we'll talk you through pricing for your specific situation before you commit to anything, so there's no confusion about cost when we arrive.

Yes. An active leak or burst pipe causing ongoing damage is treated with the same urgency as a no-heat call. Tell us what's happening when you get in touch.

Calling is faster for anything urgent. The emergency form below is useful if you can't get through immediately or want to send details ahead of a call, but for a genuine emergency, ring us direct.

Get in touch and describe the problem. We work to help customers across our coverage area outside normal hours when we can, and treat heating emergencies as a priority.