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As the weeks get colder, homes and businesses need to stay warm.
If you notice sudden issues with your boiler, you need to hire a qualified heating engineer to get on the case, fast.
But, if there's an immediate danger - such as a gas leak - you must contact the emergency gas safety number or emergency services as soon as possible.
Whether you’re looking to have your heating system repaired, or want a brand new boiler installing, you'll need a qualified heating engineer.
MyJobQuote can connect you with local heating engineers to sort out the problem at hand - read on to find out how.
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Emergency Numbers
Have an emergency situation (e.g., a gas leak)?
If this is the case, be sure to turn the gas off at the meter, open all doors and windows, and evacuate the property.
You should then call the relevant emergency number for your location:
- England, Scotland, and Wales - National Gas Emergency Service Line 0800 111 999
- Northern Ireland - Northern Ireland Gas Emergency Service Number 0800 002 001
- Isle of Man - Emergency Contact for Isle of Man Energy 0808 1624 444
Understanding Your Heating Engineer Needs
To ensure a smooth service from your heating engineer, you'll need to have a clear idea of what you need from them.
Ask yourself:
- Identify your needs - Do you need a boiler service, boiler repair, or are you looking to relocate your boiler?
- Note down any issues - Is your boiler making odd noises, have you noticed leaks, or are your radiators slow to heat up?
- Know your boiler details - Before contacting a heating engineer, make sure you know your boiler's make, model, and fuel type.
- Determine urgency and budget - Do you need a quick fix, or is it more of a long-term improvement? Think about your budget and what you're willing to spend.
Finding Local Heating Engineer Services on MyJobQuote
To find local, qualified heating engineers, try MyJobQuote's heating engineer directory.
Here's what you need to do:
- Type in your postcode
- Choose the area of heating work (e.g., boilers, radiators, central heating installation)
- If choosing boilers, indicate your boiler's fuel (e.g., gas, oil, electric)
- Select your boiler's type (e.g., combi, system, other)
- Check the box that best fits your needs (e.g., servicing a boiler)
- Type a short description of the work that needs to be done
- If applicable, add photos of your boiler, or your boiler issue
- Select your budget
- Pick your timeframe for work, from ASAP to flexible
- Enter your contact details, and wait for local heating engineers to contact you!
You'll then be connected with 3 local heating engineers with free, no obligation quotes, ready to get started on your project.
Check Heating Engineer Credentials
It's important to get a qualified heating engineer for any work on your home's heating system.
Depending on your boiler's fuel type, you'll need different heating engineers:
- Gas boilers - Gas Safe registered engineers.
- Electric boilers - Only qualified electricians, or a heating engineer with an electrical certification (Part P certified).
- Oil boiler repairs - OFTEC-registered (Oil Firing Technical Association) technicians.
- LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) boilers - LPG boiler installers must be Gas Safe registered engineers with an LPG qualification.
- Biomass boilers - HETAS-registered (Heating Equipment Testing and Approvals Scheme) biomass heating engineers.
Communication and Engagement
It’s important to maintain clear communication with the heating engineer you hire to ensure a smooth process.
Being transparent about what you require and raising concerns or questions you have can be helpful to get the most out of your service.
These questions can include:
- How long will the job take, and what mitigations are in place if the timeline shifts?
- What happens if the problem is bigger than expected, and how do we navigate additional costs?
- Do you have any warranties on the parts and guarantees on your labour?
If unexpected problems arise, proactive communication is best to ensure the issues are dealt with quickly and efficiently.
Heating Engineer Recommendations
For a more personal approach, you could also ask friends, family, or work colleagues if they have any heating engineer recommendations.
Word-of-mouth referrals have the added benefit of providing insight into the quality and reliability of a professional’s work.
However, you should make sure that you check the professional is qualified and suited to the specific job at hand.
Clarify the Contract With Your Heating Engineer
Before the work gets underway, securing a written service agreement is important to avoid any miscommunication.
A well-written service agreement should include the following:
- A description of the scope of the work, as well as the steps to complete the work
- An itemised breakdown of the project's costs, including VAT (if applicable)
- The heating engineer's payment terms
- Any applicable guarantees or warranties on the parts or labour
A contract can protect you and the heating engineer while reducing the chance of misunderstandings and unnecessary complications.
Finding the right local heating engineer takes consideration, research, and clear communication.
Using MyJobQuote's local heating engineer directory is a quick and easy way to find qualified heating engineers near you.
By taking the steps mentioned above, you can ensure that your heating system is in good hands. By finding a quality heating service near you, you can relax and ultimately enjoy a warmer, cosier space through the winter and beyond.
Last updated by MyJobQuote on 2nd October 2025.
