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In the UK, it is a legal requirement that only Gas Safe registered engineers work on gas boilers and heating systems.
This means that whether you want to:
- Fix an issue with your gas boiler, or get a boiler service
- Relocate your gas boiler to another room in your home
- Remove your old system and have a new boiler installed
In this guide, we’ll look at how you can find gas engineers near you by using MyJobQuote's online heating engineer directory to get 3 free, no obligation quotes.
Let’s get started!
Table of Contents
Understanding Your Gas Heating Engineer Needs
In an emergency: If you suspect a gas leak, isolate the gas supply, open all windows and doors, evacuate your property, and call 0800 111 999 if you’re based in England, Scotland or Wales, or 0800 002 001 if you live in Northern Ireland.
Before contacting a local heating engineer, you’ll want to determine your gas engineering needs.
Some common minor heating issues can include:
- You've got no heating or hot water at your property
- There's unusual noises coming from your boiler (e.g., knocking, gurgling, hissing)
- Your boiler keeps losing pressure
You may also encounter more major gas central heating issues, which can include:
- Repeated faults with your gas boiler, even after repairs, indicating a new boiler is required
- Sludge and debris that won't clear even after a full system flush
- You've noticed your boiler or pipes are leaking/dripping
Clarifying the details of your boiler issues will help you find a Gas Safe registered engineer with the right expertise to handle your particular needs.
Of course, if you're unsure exactly what the issue is, discuss this with the engineer.
Finding Local Gas Engineer Services on MyJobQuote
The easiest way to find local experts is using MyJobQuote's online heating engineer directory.
Here's what you need to do:
- Click the link, and enter your postcode
- Choose the type of work that best describes your needs (e.g., boilers)
- Select your current boiler's fuel type
- Indicate your boiler's type (e.g., combi, system, heat-only)
- Choose the boiler work type that best fits your needs (e.g., repairs, new installation)
- Type a description of the work you want to be done
- If useful, add in photos of your existing boiler/boiler issue
- Choose your budget
- Select your timeframe for the work, from ASAP to flexible
- Fill in your contact details, and wait for free, no obligation quotes from local Gas Safe registered engineers!
Check Gas Engineer Credentials
It's crucial to verify your gas engineer’s qualifications. In the UK, a gas engineer must be Gas Safe registered to undertake gas work legally.
You can check an engineer's status on the Gas Safe register's website. You can also ask to see the engineer's Gas Safe ID card to see what type of gas work they're permitted to carry out.
Not all Gas Safe registered engineers are licensed to work on every single gas system. Their Gas Safe ID card will state if they're able to work on:
- Boilers
- Cookers and hobs
- Gas fires
- LPG systems
It's also worth looking over the engineer's customer reviews to get an idea of their work ethic and professionalism.
Engagement and Communication
It’s important to communicate clearly with your chosen gas engineer.
Before you get started, discuss key details like safety protocols, timelines, and any specific requirements you may have.
Good communication helps to ensure that the engineer understands the job, from the first inspection to the final check.
If you're unsure at any point of the work, ask questions - this is the best way to ensure a positive outcome for both parties.
Gas Engineer Recommendations
As well as using MyJobQuote's free online heating engineer directory, you may also want to seek personal recommendations.
These can be from friends, family, or work colleagues.
Personal referrals can be beneficial since they come with first-hand insights into the engineer’s reliability, professionalism, and overall quality of work.
However, it’s important to double-check the heating engineer you’re considering is suitable for your specific project, and is on the Gas Safe register.
Clarify the Contract With Your Gas Engineer
Securing a written service agreement before starting work is important. This agreement should include:
- A clear description of the work to be carried out, and the methods to complete it
- An itemised breakdown of the project's costs, including any VAT where applicable
- The project's timeline, and mitigating terms if the project overruns
- Information on warranties and guarantees
- Clear payment terms to explain how and when to pay
Clear terms and a signed contract can protect both parties, while making sure there’s a shared understanding of project expectations, helping to avoid unexpected stress further down the line.
Finding a Gas Safe registered engineer is crucial to ensuring safety and compliance in any gas-related project, whether you’re looking to have a boiler error code addressed properly or a brand new boiler installed.
Use MyJobQuote's online heating engineer directory to simplify your search, helping you to find a local engineer to work on your project.
Last updated by MyJobQuote on 2nd October 2025.
