Warming Scottish homes since 2013
Sometime's its simple, but sometimes you need a professional
Not sure if you need a boiler repair? Before calling us out, take a look at our simple first checklist. A few quick checks might help you spot the issue or at least give you a better idea of what’s going on. And if you’re still unsure, we’re always here to help.
Make sure your boiler has power and the fuse hasn’t tripped, it’s a simple check that can often save a callout.
Check that your boiler’s water pressure is at the correct level, low pressure can stop your heating from working properly.
Check if you’re getting hot water from your taps. If not, it could help pinpoint where the problem is.
Check that your thermostat is set correctly and calling for heat, sometimes it’s an easy fix!
Check if other gas appliances, like your hob, are working. This helps confirm if there’s a gas supply issue.
We believe in giving every customer clear, expert advice. When you book a boiler breakdown visit with us, one of our experienced heating engineers will carry out a full diagnosis to find the fault. If we can resolve the issue during that first visit, without needing any parts, we’ll get your heating and hot water back on straight away — no unnecessary delays, no hassle.
Recognising when you require a boiler service versus a heating repair is vital. Boiler servicing, akin to a car’s MOT, is an annual check-up for safety, efficiency, and performance, including replacing specified parts as instructed by the manufacturer. Mainly, a boiler service is preventive, catching issues before they happen!
Boiler repairs, however, are required when a breakdown occurs and your boiler stops producing heating or hot water. Our standard boiler servicing “Home Comfort” or “Home Comfort Plus +” service plans does not cover repairs or faulty boilers, focusing instead on preventive maintenance.
If you’ve had to top up the pressure on your Worcester Bosch boiler more than once, you may be wondering whether something is wrong.
A small amount of pressure loss over several months can be perfectly normal. However, if your boiler regularly drops below 1 bar or needs repressurising every few days or weeks, it’s usually a sign that something needs investigating.
In this guide, we’ll explain the most common causes of pressure loss and when it’s time to call a Gas Safe engineer.
Meet Alaix. She might be new here, but she is very helpful and loves helping the good peeps of Glasgow find the answers they need quickly. She works late and at weekends and can help you book a service, boiler survey, or customer service call.
You will find her in the chat box at the bottom of the screen and in the WhatsApp support. Chat with her online or on WhatsApp.
Alaix will take your enquiries and pass them on to the team.
Please take these guide pricing with a pinch of salt!
All boiler manufacturers’ pricing varies from each other, and sometimes there may be multiple different fans, pumps, valves and gaskets priced differently from each other. We have provided this list as a guideline to help you understand why some repairs are quite affordable and some hurt the bank.
Gaskets must be replaced when showing signs of wear. Failure to do so can lead to dangerous boilers.
Responsible for igniting the fuel to start the boiler. Ignition electrodes are normally as part of a main service, but can fail at any point
Helps to release excess pressure from the system, preventing potential damage. A common repair.
Directs hot water to either the radiators or the hot water system, depending on demand.
Replace old plastic magnetic filters & upgrade to a modern brass system filter.
Major componant. Compensates for the expansion and contraction of water in the system as it heats and cools.
Major componant. Regulates gas flow to the burner for combustion, and its malfunction can lead to inefficiency or safety risks.
Major componant. Essential for letting your boiler breath and venting out used gases safely.
Major componant. Circulates hot water throughout the heating system.
Major componant. The most expensive repair as this is the core part that transfers heat from the burner to the water in the system.
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Here’s the emergency help list of all UK boiler manufacturers who can fix your boiler! Good luck!
Please note the quickest and best way to contact Glasgow Boiler Experts is via this form.
Phone : 0141 474 7270
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Please use the form or existing customers can respond to our previous email
Glasgow Boiler Experts
34 Parklands View,
Glasgow G53 7SN
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