
Heating engineers for the South West, priced before we start
New boilers, servicing and repairs, heat pumps and off-grid heating, fitted by Gas Safe, OFTEC and MCS certified engineers. Tell us what you need and get a free, fixed quote.
New boilersNew boilers fitted properly, priced before we start.
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ServicingA yearly check that keeps the warranty valid and the heating safe.
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RepairsNo heat, no hot water, or a boiler that keeps locking out.
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Heat pumpsDesigned room by room, so it heats the house properly.
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Off-grid heatingFor farmhouses, cottages and villages beyond the gas main.
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Central heatingWhole systems, or the parts that make the heating work better.
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Local engineers who tell you straight
The will o' the wisp is the strange light people have reported for centuries over Dartmoor and the Somerset Levels. We liked the idea of a small, steady light on a cold night. That is what good heating is.
We fit the right system for the house in front of us: a combi for a terrace in Exeter, a system boiler for a busy family home in Bath, an oil boiler or heat pump for a farmhouse beyond the gas main. Every job starts with a survey and a fixed price.
- Gas Safe registered for every gas job
- OFTEC registered for oil boilers and tanks
- MCS certified for heat pumps, so you can claim the grant
From quote to warm house in four steps
Answer a few questions
Our quote tool takes about two minutes.
Free home survey
An engineer checks your home, flue, pipework and hot water needs.
One fixed price
The price we quote is the price you pay.
Fitted and signed off
Certified, registered and explained before we leave.
Engineers across the South West
Pick a service, then your town. Not listed? See every area we cover.
Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and Dorset
- Boiler installation Bournemouth
- Boiler installation Exeter
- Boiler installation Plymouth
- Boiler installation Poole
- Boiler installation Yeovil
Straight answers from Jago Pascoe
Combi vs system vs regular boiler: which one suits your home?
The right boiler type comes down to how much hot water you use at once and what your home already has. Here is how to work it out.
Read the guideDo you need planning permission for a heat pump?
Usually not, but the conditions matter, and listed buildings and conservation areas change the picture. Here are the current rules for England, checked against the Planning Portal.
Read the guideHeating a listed or period home: Bath stone, cob and granite
Old buildings can be warm and comfortable, but the heating has to work with the walls, not against them, and the paperwork has to be right. Here is what owners in the South West need to know.
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Ready for a warmer home?
Answer a few questions and we will arrange a free survey and a fixed price.