Haverhill · Saffron Walden · surrounding villages

Boiler diagnosis & repairs

No heating?
No hot water?
Let’s find the fault.

Describe what’s happening and arrange a diagnosis / repair visit. You’ll get the findings explained and a clear next step.

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Smell gas or suspect carbon monoxide? This needs emergency help, not a routine booking. 0800 111 999 · What to do

What the visit coversWhat happens nextRepair questions
Understand it before you decide

Investigate first.
Agree the next step together.

A boiler problem doesn’t automatically mean a replacement boiler. The first step is to investigate what’s happening and explain the findings.

  • No heating or hot water
  • Boiler losing pressure or repeatedly locking out
  • A fault code on the display
  • Leaks, unusual noises or unreliable operation
  • Heating controls or radiators not behaving as expected

Where a repair is possible within the booked time, it can be carried out. Any chargeable parts, extra labour or further visits are quoted before you approve them.

A clear route through it

From “it’s not working”
to knowing what to do.

01

Know what you’re booking.

Choose the visit in online booking and check the scope, price and available appointment before you pay.

02

Plan around the visit.

You’ll have a two-hour arrival window and a message with a tracking link when Lee is on the way.

03

Understand what happens next.

The findings are explained. Any extra parts or further work are quoted for your approval, with digital records after the visit.

A boiler circuit board with wiring and coloured electrical connectors visible.
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Boiler PCB
Fault-finding, explained

Find the fault.
Understand your options.

Testing helps identify the cause of the problem. You’ll receive an explanation of the findings and a quote for any parts or further work before you decide.

Arrange the right visit
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“Great communication from the very beginning and even on the day of the appointment, I knew exactly when he was arriving.”Dean Cook · Google review · March 2026 · excerpt
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Useful details to include.

Your boiler make and model, an error code if shown, what has stopped working and when it started. A description is enough to start; you don’t need to diagnose it.

Ask a question before booking

Leave the internal work to an engineer.

Do not remove the casing or attempt repairs inside the boiler. If you suspect it is unsafe, stop using it and seek the appropriate help.

Gas safety & emergency guidance
Before you arrange a visit

Repair questions.
Straight answers.

The initial visit, additional work and how to prepare.

What does the £125 repair visit include?
£125 includes fault diagnosis and up to 90 minutes onsite for repairs possible during the visit. Any parts, materials, additional time or return visit are quoted for your approval.
What happens if you cannot fix it on the first visit?
You’ll receive an explanation of the findings and a quote for any parts or further work. Where a return visit is needed, the next step is agreed with you.
Can you come today?
Check online booking for available appointments in your area. For a gas smell or suspected carbon monoxide, use the emergency guidance rather than booking a routine visit.
Should I book a service if the boiler has stopped?
No. Select a diagnosis / repair visit for an existing fault. You can arrange routine servicing separately or discuss it once the fault is understood.
Do I need to know what is wrong before booking?
No. Describe what you are noticing: for example, no hot water, falling pressure, a leak or an error code. A photograph of the display can be useful. Do not remove the boiler casing or attempt internal repairs.
What if I smell gas or the CO alarm sounds?
Use the emergency guidance immediately, not the ordinary booking flow. Get outside into fresh air and call 0800 111 999 from outside. For immediate danger or serious illness, call 999.

Let’s find out what’s wrong.

Choose a diagnosis / repair visit and check the available appointments online.

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Emergency guidance

Smell gas or suspect carbon monoxide?

Get everyone outside into fresh air. Call the National Gas Emergency Service from outside the property.

0800 111 999

Do not wait for a message or an online appointment. Avoid naked flames and do not operate electrical switches in the property.

For immediate danger or someone who is seriously unwell, call 999.