Boiler maintenance and emergencies
We’ve all uttered the immortal words ‘my boiler is broken’ at some point in our lives. It happens, and it’s a big inconvenience when it does. So when you’re left without heating or hot water, our team will get the highest quality gas servicemen to your door to get the problem fixed quickly. All you need to do is call us on 0800 612 6026.
We also service gas boilers and combi boilers, to keep your system’s safety record up-to-date and minimise the chance of things going wrong.
Having your boiler regularly serviced can save you a lot of money in the long run, by reducing the chance of it going wrong and needing an emergency repair, but also in ensuring it is running efficiently and keeping the cost of your bills down.
Need a new boiler?
Adrem supply and install the latest high efficiency boilers, keeping your gas bills down and ensuring your carbon footprint is minimal. We can advise you on the best choice for your requirements, and give you a free estimate on boiler installation.
Gas installation
If you’re looking for a new system, an upgrade or need to give your current gas system a bit of a tweak, you’re in the right place. We’ll provide you with a free estimation within 48 hours of your enquiry. We’ll work with you to find a cost-effective solution to any of your needs and provide a very competitive quote for putting it all in place.
Our London gas installers are qualified to Gas Safety and NICEIC standard, and they’re also a friendly and helpful bunch who’ll be happy to explain how your new system works as well as offering a few tips on keeping it in top condition.
Annual Gas Safety Checks
Yes, we perform these too, and we do them at very competitive prices. A fully certified Gas Safety technician will make an appointment with you at your convenience. Office, home or commercial property, we cater to all buildings and systems with a personalised and friendly service. Our Gas Safety Report service includes:
1. Inspection of up to three gas appliances
2. Testing operating pressure
3. Ensuring correct ventilation
4. Flue performance checks
5. Flue condition and termination
6. Assessing safety devices for correct operation
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24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week
Our number one priority is ensuring your safety, which is why we’re on hand 24/7 to answer any emergency call. We never use external call centres, our team are in our head office in Chiswick waiting to answer your call, so you won’t be held in a queue that diverts you all over the place. And you can rest assured that we only work with the very best Gas Safety engineers across London.
Our service spans North London, South London, East London, West London and of course Central London. In a nutshell, we operate everywhere within the M25. All of our tradesmen are provided with fully equipped vehicles using the latest GPS systems so they can reach you quickly and efficiently.
Our commitment
Here at Adrem, we’re very proud of the exceptional service levels we maintain. We work hard to ensure that every one of our customers feels well looked after, and we know that everyone’s needs are unique which is why we always provide a bespoke service, tailored specifically to you. We believe that it is this level of care, combined with a consistently high standard of work that keeps so many of our customers loyal to us.
Wise-up! Get your gas safety knowledge up to speed...
Can you smell that?
If you can smell gas in your home or property, you need to act fast. Remember gas is highly flammable, so be careful not to do anything that might cause a spark, such as flicking light switches or turning electric equipment on or off. Try to ventilate the area by opening a window, and don’t spend too long breathing the gas in- it’s not very good for you! Look for obvious causes such as a pilot light that has gone out, a gas hob being left on or a gas fire not properly lit. If you spot the source, and it’s easily remedied such as a gas hob being left on or a gas appliance malfunctioning, switch it off and thoroughly ventilate the area to get rid of the excess gas.
If the source isn’t obvious, or it’s more than a hob being left on, you need to give us a call on 020 612 6026. If you know how, switch off your gas supply at the mains. Evacuate the property until we arrive. Gas leaks can cause fires or even explosions, and your safety is always the most important thing.
Carbon Monoxide (CO)
This one is tricky, because you can’t see, taste or smell it, but it can be deadly if it leaks into your house. Carbon Monoxide is produced through incomplete combustion, so basically when there isn’t enough oxygen present for fuel to burn efficiently. Older gas domestic appliances are the biggest culprit for producing Carbon Monoxide within the home, and it’s also what comes out of car exhausts, which is why it’s not good for you
to breath in exhaust fumes!
Recognising the symptoms of Carbon Monoxide poisoning might just save your or someone else’s life. The first symptom is usually a headache, which might be accompanied by nausea, dizziness, feeling tired and confused, vomiting, abdominal pain, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing and eventually loss of consciousness. If you or anyone is showing signs of CO poisoning, you need to find fresh air straight away.
Get yourself a Carbon Monoxide detector or two and position them around your house. They work in much the same way as smoke detectors, sounding an alarm if the CO levels are getting high. While smoke detectors don’t detect CO, and vice-versa, you can buy a combination detector that will do both.
It’s not just for Santa Claus...
If you have a chimney or two in your home you should have them cleaned at least once a year. Gone are the days when you had to hire a tiny man to climb up inside with his brush and sweet all the soot out. Now it’s all about giant vacuum cleaners that do a very clean and efficient job. But even if you don’t use the fire-place, chimneys provide ventilation to your property which is essential in ensuring you don’t get a build up of gas, which can be poisonous. This also applies to flues and air-vents. They all exist for a reason, and the cleaner they are, the better they function.
Gas DIY
To be honest, our advice on this one is very simple – don’t do it. It’s great to spend time on your property, and get repairs and improvements done yourself, but when it comes to gas, you should always get a registered and fully qualified professional in. It’s all about safety, and when it comes to gas appliances or systems, it’s just not worth the risk.
Did you know...
Household gas is actually odourless. The smell is added to the gas before it is provided to your property so that if there is a leak, you’re able to recognise it.
Did you know...
You should get a gas safety check every year. All your gas appliances need to be regularly checked to ensure they’re working properly and not risking gas leaks or accidents that can be detrimental to your health and your wallet.
What is...
Power flushing?
Power flushing is a technique we can use when a heating system has become blocked up, meaning little or no hot water is getting through and therefore your radiators are staying cold. We basically push high pressure water and cleaning chemicals through the whole system, removing any build up of sludge or rust that has accumulated in the pipes, valves or pump. Once your pipes are clean, we’ll check each individual radiator to make sure they’re all getting the right flow, and your heating will be back on form to get you through those frosty London winter months. |
