Professional Gas Boiler Installer & Plumbers in the Southend Area
At Gas Connect Heating we pride ourselves in the installation of Gas Central Heating Boilers and Full Gas Central Heating Systems within the Southend area. We are also a registered installer for Solar Panel Systems and Unvented Hot Water.
We provide all of our customers with a high level of service and professional advice, our background within the company is that we are all Ex-British Gas Engineers, Installers and Plumbers. Gas Connect Heating is also a recommended installer by Vaillant and Worcester-Bosch for Southend residents.
- If you require a professional gas boiler installer or plumber we can discuss your central heating requirements over the phone by calling 01702 47 47 92 today.
- If you live in the Southend area, we can then arrange a visit to your home to provide a free no-obligation quotation to either replace your boiler or to install a new central heating system.
- Our Technical Advisor, Andrew, who will visit you, has 20 years experience in the Central Heating Installation and Maintenance business and is an Ex-British trained Gas engineer / surveyor.
- We can provide you with a written quotation on the day of our visit.
If you would like to discuss further please click on our 'Contact Us' page or give us a call on 01702 47 47 92.
Conventional Gas Boilers
Gas Connect Heating provides a professional Central Heating Installation Service in the Southend area – we have installed thousands of boiler replacements and full central heating systems.
Professional Gas Engineers
All of our Southend engineers are Ex-British Gas installers with over 20 years experience in the gas industry and are individually Corgi registered.
Unvented Hot Water
This is a system often specified by Southend home makers who want a versatile output but need to save as much space as possible. An unvented hot water cylinder means there is no need for a cold water storage tank…
Cylinders
A hot water cylinder is an ideal solution for our Southend customers as it can be used to store hot water that can be set thermostatically to give a constant temperature, typically 55-60°C.