Leon York Heating - Back To Work ...

 

Wishing everyone a happy new year 2022 as we head back into work today from January the 4th.

We are still offering our regular boiler and central heating installation services as well as those on the ECO grants scheme backed by the government - these are for those on certain benefits or are low income / vulnerable as specified by the local authority council

Below is a short video which shows how to apply for a quote regarding a new boiler grant - lots more information available on our website!

And the picture - our son was fortunate to get lots of Lego for Christmas! We had fun with our custom Leon York Heating vans made by family member and work colleague Shantelle!

Boiler Grant Quote Video - https://youtu.be/0rMkeM_e6YI

Merry Christmas from all the team @leonyorkheating 🎄Wishing you all a Happy New Year for 2022

 

Leon York Heating - Helping you stay Gas Safe this Gas Safety Week 2021

Gas Safety Week is now into its second decade of keeping people safe and this year has an  ongoing focus on keeping communities gas safe, as well as advising on topics such as illegal gas fitters, and avoiding carrying out DIY gas work on your own appliances.

Gas appliances that have not been maintained properly can cause gas leaks, fires, explosions and carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. Carbon monoxide is known as the ‘silent killer’ because you can’t see, smell or taste it. Therefore, it is highly important to have your gas appliances checked by an engineer who is listed on the Gas Safe Register.
 
“It is our job to make sure that people’s gas appliances are operating safely and efficiently. In some instances, people do not know the signs and symptoms of faulty gas appliances and carbon monoxide poisoning. Because of this, we are supporting Gas Safety Week in order to alert the public of the seriousness of unsafe gas appliances and how they can keep themselves and their families safe.” - Leon York
 
Top tips on how to stay Gas Safe this Gas Safety Week:

·        Know the symptoms of CO poisoning; headaches, nausea, breathlessness, collapse, dizziness and loss of consciousness.
·        If you smell gas or think there might be a gas leak, call the free 24-hour national gas emergency number immediately on 0800 111 999.
·        Never attempt to work on a gas appliance yourself, always seek the help of a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer who can work on your gas cooker, boiler or fire in a safe way.
·        Don’t cut corners - only employ a suitably qualified Gas Safe registered engineer when having gas work carried out in your home.
·        Always ask to see your engineer’s Gas Safe ID card. Make sure you check the back of the card, which will state which gas appliances they are qualified to work on.
 
Gas Safe Register is the registration body appointed by the Health and Safety Executive to manage the register of qualified gas engineers in the UK, Isle of Man and Guernsey. It is a legal requirement for anyone carrying out domestic and commercial gas work to be registered comply with the Gas Safety (Installation & Use) Regulations 1998. The register of more than 130,000 gas engineers held by Gas Safe Register aims to protect people from unsafe gas work. Gas Safe Register assesses the competence of engineers by inspecting the gas work they have carried out to make sure they are safe to work on gas. Gas Safe Register is focused on gas safety and campaigns to raise awareness of gas safety risks associated with using illegal gas workers.

www.GasSafeRegister.co.uk 
 
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