Gas Engineer in Leith

Moving the meter itself is arranged through your gas supplier. Once it is in its new position, the pipework after the meter can be altered to suit the new layout.

You get told before it goes ahead, not afterwards. If the price changes, you decide whether to proceed, and nothing is done on the assumption you would have said yes.

Yes. The installation can be tightness tested to confirm whether it holds pressure, which shows whether there is a leak and where to start looking.

Leave the property, do not use switches or naked flames, turn the gas off at the meter if it is safe to, and call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999. Once they have made it safe, we can deal with the appliance.

An annual check on every gas appliance and flue in a rented property, recorded on a CP12 certificate. It is a legal obligation for landlords, and the tenant is entitled to a copy.

Cold snaps are when weak points show up: pressure drops, frozen pipework and pumps that were already struggling. Getting those looked at before the first hard frost is the easy win.

Yes, and near every fuel-burning appliance rather than one for the whole house. They are inexpensive, and they detect the thing you cannot smell.

Usually, if we know in advance. Combining gas engineer with another job on the same visit saves a second trip for both of us.

We can arrange access with a tenant in Leith, but the instruction and the payment come from the landlord or agent so everyone knows where they stand.

Yes. A short call about what the system is doing often tells us whether it needs a visit at all, and what kind.