What We Cover
- Planned preventative maintenance schedules
- Commercial gas appliance servicing
- Boiler plant and water heater servicing
- Gas tightness testing and pipework inspection
- Interlock and ventilation verification
- Priority reactive call-out between visits
Planned Maintenance for Gas Systems
A planned maintenance agreement fixes your service intervals in advance so gas appliances, boiler plant and pipework are checked before they fail rather than after. We build the schedule around your trading pattern, attend on agreed dates, and issue a service report and updated certification after every visit. Sites with a maintenance plan lose far fewer trading hours to breakdowns, and insurers and environmental health officers accept the logged records as evidence of ongoing compliance.
Commercial Gas Appliance Servicing
Servicing covers burner cleaning and adjustment, combustion analysis, gas pressure and rate checks, flame supervision devices, safety cut-offs, seals and gaskets, ventilation and flue integrity. Catering appliances, boilers, warm air heaters, radiant heaters and water heaters are all covered. Manufacturer service intervals are followed where they are stricter than the annual minimum.
Gas Safety Responsibilities for Commercial Buildings
Under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, the duty holder must keep gas appliances, pipework and flues in a safe condition and have them checked by a Gas Safe registered engineer competent for that appliance category. For most commercial buildings that means an annual safety check plus servicing at manufacturer intervals. Where a building is let, the landlord and tenant should agree in writing who holds each duty — we can document that split in your maintenance file.
What You Receive After Every Visit
A dated service report per appliance, updated CP-series certification where applicable, combustion readings, a list of any remedial work with fixed prices, and a reminder for the next scheduled visit. Records are emailed as PDFs and re-issued free of charge.
Book Commercial Gas Maintenance
Get a fixed written quote or speak to an engineer today. We cover London and the South East seven days a week.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should commercial gas appliances be serviced?
Annually as a legal minimum, and more often where the manufacturer specifies shorter intervals or the appliance runs heavy hours — most commercial kitchens are best served every six to twelve months.
Do commercial gas boilers need servicing?
Yes. Commercial boilers must be maintained in a safe condition and serviced at manufacturer intervals; annual servicing is the minimum most insurers and warranty providers accept.
What does a planned maintenance agreement cost?
Pricing is based on appliance count, site numbers and visit frequency. You get a fixed annual price in writing before anything is signed, with no hourly charging on scheduled visits.
Do you cover multiple sites under one agreement?
Yes. Multi-site operators get one agreement, one schedule and one compliance folder covering every location, with consolidated reporting after each round of visits.