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Strange noises can be a sign of several issues, such as trapped air, a faulty pump, or a faulty valve. It’s best to call a professional to diagnose the issue.

Regular servicing, keeping the area around the boiler clean, and checking the pressure gauge can help to prevent potential issues with your boiler.

You should have your gas boiler serviced at least once a year to ensure it’s functioning properly and to prevent potential breakdowns. Regular maintenance can also help extend the life of your boiler.

While there is no legal requirement to have your boiler serviced annually, it is recommended by most manufacturers and boiler engineers to ensure that your boiler is operating safely and efficiently.

There is no specific "Fire Safety Certificate" for dwellings, but landlords must ensure that all properties meet required fire safety standards. This includes installing smoke alarms on every floor and carbon monoxide alarms in rooms with a usable fireplace or wood burner.

While any qualified electrician can technically perform PAT testing, it is advisable to use an electrician who has specific training and equipment for PAT testing. Certifications in PAT testing, such as the City & Guilds 2377, indicate that the electrician has received training focused on the specific requirements and procedures of PAT testing.

While not mandatory for all properties, landlords are obligated under the Health and Safety at Work Act to assess the risk of exposure to Legionella to ensure the safety of their tenants, particularly if the property has old pipes or a rarely used water system.

Yes. The local Online News paper, The Leicester Mercury wrote an article about it.

If you don't service your boiler, it may become less efficient. A lack of maintenance can also increase the likelihood of breakdowns and expensive repairs. Boiler Guarantees can become void. It may also become unsafe, as faults can go undetected and lead to gas leaks or carbon monoxide poisoning.

Some examples of reusable items include cloth napkins, refillable water bottles, and reusable shopping bags. These items may require a larger initial investment, but they can save you money in the long run by reducing the need to buy disposable items repeatedly.

A full boiler service typically includes a thorough inspection of the boiler and its components, cleaning of the boiler, testing of safety devices, and a check of the gas pressure and flue.

Always use a qualified, MCS-certified installer and check their references and past work. Post-installation, the installer should provide you with a performance estimate and a thorough inspection to ensure everything is set up correctly.

An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rates your property's energy efficiency and is required whenever a property is built, sold, or rented. An EPC is valid for ten years, but it might need renewal sooner if you undertake significant energy efficiency improvements.

There might be severe repercussions. You (and your agent, if you have one) might be charged under the Gas Safety Regulations and receive a fine of up to £6,000 or spend up to six months in jail.

EV chargers generally require little maintenance, mostly involving regular inspections to ensure cleanliness and cable integrity. Always refer to the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines.

You will receive the certificate via email from our certified engineer when the inspection is finished. This is typically within 48 hours (longer if done on the weekend). Depending on the scheduling and availability, we can examine the same day. Please note, there might be a small charge if we have to expedite outside of our normal procedures. Contact us today to schedule an inspection.

Yes, you can switch energy suppliers even if you have a smart meter. Your new supplier should be able to use the same smart meter to measure your energy usage.

Yes, installing solar panels in the UK is subject to building regulations, primarily concerning structural integrity and electrical safety. Your installer should handle all necessary permissions and ensure the installation complies with local building codes.

Installation costs for a home EV charger in the UK can range from £300 to £1,200. The exact cost depends on the type of charger and installation complexity. This price does not include any necessary electrical upgrades.