Gas Engineer
Leak Guard
Trust score
64out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volumeLow · 21
Source diversity1 source
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What customers say
5.0out of 5
Highlights
"Bart responded with an estimate within a few minutes of me posting the job. He arrived on time the following day. His approach to the job was very thorough with excellent results. Even though there were complications he spent extra time fitting new seals all round and tested thoroughly for leaks afterwards . I highly recommend Bart and won’t hesitate to ask him to do more work for me in future."
"From the initial enquiry to the finished works, Bart was polite and professional throughout. Communication, availability and ETA were all clear, concise and honest. Work was also completed to a very high standard. Would highly recommend +++"
"Excellent- highly recommended"
Detailed reviews
Bart responded with an estimate within a few minutes of me posting the job. He arrived on time the following day. His approach to the job was very thorough with excellent results. Even though there were complications he spent extra time fitting new seals all round and tested thoroughly for leaks afterwards . I highly recommend Bart and won’t hesitate to ask him to do more work for me in future.
From the initial enquiry to the finished works, Bart was polite and professional throughout. Communication, availability and ETA were all clear, concise and honest. Work was also completed to a very high standard. Would highly recommend +++
Excellent- highly recommended
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Before you hire a gas engineer
By law, anyone working on your gas appliances must be on the Gas Safe Register — ask to see their Gas Safe ID card and check the licence number at gassaferegister.co.uk before they start.
Never let an unregistered person touch your gas: unsafe gas work risks carbon monoxide poisoning, fire and explosion, and is a criminal offence.
For a boiler or appliance install, get the work and price in writing and keep the Gas Safe / Building Regulations certificate they are required to give you.
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