Boiler Servicing & Repairs Installations and Repairs

We recommend having your gas boiler serviced every year.

Regular servicing helps identify developing problems, checks that the boiler is operating safely and correctly and can reduce the risk of unexpected breakdowns.

An annual service is also normally a requirement for maintaining a manufacturer's boiler warranty.

A boiler service involves a series of safety and operational checks appropriate to your appliance and manufacturer's requirements.

Our engineer will inspect the boiler and installation and check that it's operating correctly and safely. If we identify anything requiring attention, we'll explain our findings and advise you accordingly.

After the service, you'll receive a service record detailing the work carried out.

Yes. Our engineers are experienced in working with all major makes of gas boiler.

Whether we originally installed your boiler or it was fitted by another company, you're welcome to contact Diamond Heating and Plumbing Ltd for annual servicing.

Yes.

When we service your boiler, we'll send you a service record and can send you an email reminder when your next annual service is due.

It's one less date to remember and helps ensure your boiler isn't accidentally left without its annual service.

Boiler manufacturers generally require their appliances to be serviced annually in accordance with their warranty terms.

If you have a boiler under warranty, it's therefore important not to miss the required service interval.

If you're unsure about the requirements for your particular boiler, please ask us.

Yes. Diamond Heating and Plumbing Ltd has extensive experience diagnosing and repairing all major boiler brands.

Our engineers deal with everything from straightforward faults to more complicated intermittent breakdowns and heating-control problems.

Yes. Boiler breakdowns and fault diagnosis are one of our specialist areas.

Common problems we attend include no heating, no hot water, leaking boilers, pressure problems, ignition faults, control problems, faulty valves and pumps and boilers that continually shut down.

Contact us with as much information as possible, including the boiler make and model and any fault code being displayed.

There are a few simple checks homeowners can safely make.

Check that there is power to the boiler, that your heating controls are calling for heat and whether the boiler is displaying a fault code. You can also check the boiler pressure gauge if you're familiar with its normal operating range.

Never remove the boiler casing or attempt to repair a gas appliance yourself.

If you're unsure, give us a call.

There are several possible reasons, including a leak somewhere in the heating system or a problem with a component within the boiler.

Continually topping up the pressure isn't a solution if there's an underlying fault.

If your boiler regularly loses pressure, we can investigate the cause and advise on the appropriate repair.

Unusual boiler or heating-system noises can have several causes, including circulation problems, air in the system, deposits within the system or problems with individual components.

The noise itself doesn't always tell us exactly what's wrong, so proper diagnosis is important.

The fault could be related to your heating controls, valves, boiler or another part of the central heating system.

Similarly, it's possible to have heating but no hot water on some systems.

Our engineers can diagnose the problem rather than simply replacing components in the hope of finding the fault.

Often it is.

We don't believe an older boiler should automatically be condemned simply because of its age.

We'll consider the nature and cost of the repair, condition of the appliance, availability of replacement parts and likelihood of further problems.

If repairing the boiler is sensible, we'll tell you. If the cost of keeping it running is becoming uneconomical, we'll explain your replacement options.