Boiler Repairs

• No Call-Out Charges
• 24/7 Service
• All Makes & Types Of Boiler Repaired
• Fair Prices
• All fuel types Gas, Electric, LPG & Oil

30 Years of Experience

For over 30 years, TM Hughes & Son Gas Services have been repairing boilers in the local area and beyond.

Fast 24/7 Service

A Gas Safe Registered Engineer can come and fix your Boiler within the next two hours. Or at a time convenient to you, so there’s minimal disruption to your busy schedule.

If your boilers stopped working, give us a call. You’ll speak to a friendly engineer who will assist you over the phone and arrange a time to repair your boiler.

Repairs For Homes & Businesses

We repair boilers in domestic and commercial properties. We have served many homes and businesses over the years with many happy customers who live or run businesses locally.

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Fully Qualified & Gas Safe Registered

TM Hughes And Son Gas Services Ltd are a Worcester Bosch Accredited Company. Our engineers have the qualifications and experience to work on any boiler type or brand. There’s no boiler we haven’t worked on over the years or a boiler we can’t repair.

When you book a Boiler Repair, a heating engineer will turn up at the agreed time and present the necessary Gas Safe Identification. Always check the credentials of any gas engineer you hire (whether it’s us or someone else). The Gas Safe Register card confirms your using a qualified and legal gas fitter.

An inspection of your boiler and some tests, if necessary, will quickly identify the problem with your boiler. Once the fault has been diagnosed and before work begins, you’re presented with a fixed price for the parts and labour. This will be the price you’ll pay on completion of the job. We won’t add any extras at the end of the job, even if the repair takes longer than anticipated.

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Fair Prices No Call Out Charges

You’ll find our prices are lower than the big national companies and competitively priced compared to other heating engineers in the area. Our experienced engineers can repair boilers effectively in a reasonable time which allows us to keep our costs down.

Most boiler parts required for repairs are carried on our vans. Parts we don’t carry in stock can be acquired locally, so there’s no unnecessary waiting for your repair.

Your Boiler will be back working in a short space of time. Once the repair’s completed, we’ll ensure the boilers working properly, you have hot water, and your radiators are heating up. We’ll bleed your radiators if there’s excess air trapped in the system. Air will prevent your radiators from getting hot at the top.

Once the engineers finished, they’ll tidy up the work area and may offer recommendations, so you get the most from your central heating system.

Makes Of Boiler We Repair

We can fix any make of Boiler which includes

Types Of Boiler We Repair

We repair all types of boiler. These include Gas, Lpg, Oil and Electric Boilers, Regular, Combi or System Boilers.

Regular Boilers

Regular Boilers are often found in older homes. They utilise a water cylinder, a cold water storage cistern and a feed expansion tank. Because of all these working parts, regular boiler repairs can, at times, be more involved than combi or system boiler repairs.

Combi Boilers

Combi Boilers are often found in smaller properties or in homes where space is restricted. They don’t need a pump or cylinder as hot water is heated on demand as water flows through the internal heating element. Combi Boiler repairs are generally the most simple.

System Boilers

System boilers heat and store hot water in a pressurised cylinder which then supplies taps and radiators. Popular in homes with multiple bathrooms. Most working parts are built into the boiler, which is easily changed if they fail.

Typical Boiler Faults

Boilers are very hard-working appliances. The older they get, the more prone to failure they are. Luckily boiler manufacturers have made the internal components easily interchangeable, so a qualified engineer can change a faulty part when it fails.

Here are some common Boiler faults we come across when repairing boilers.

Boiler Keeps Turning Off

Low pressure caused by incorrect pressure, a leak, blockage or failed pump will stop your boiler from working properly and keep switching it off. First of all, we try repressurising the boiler. If the pressure continues to drop, we’ll remove the boiler case and check for a leak. Leaks often occur from worn seals or when a pressure valve breaks (usually caused by too much boiler pressure). Corroded and incorrectly fitted pipes are sometimes the cause of leaks also. Leaks are quickly rectified. Never ignore a leaking Boiler. Always get them fixed before any damage is caused.

If no leaks are found, we’ll check your system for blockages. Blockages stop the correct flow of water, lowering the pressure, which then switches off your boiler. Blockages are located and removed. Internal parts that have been blocked will be renewed if the blockage is immovable.

A faulty pump will make your boiler switch off. If no leaks or blockages are found, the pump’s checked. Blockages in pumps are removed. We’ll always attempt to repair a faulty pump. Pumps that cannot be repaired are changed.

Broken Heat Exchanger

Heat exchangers can block with limescale and debris, causing them to overheat and fail. Blocked heat exchangers make loud noises before breaking. This is known as kettling. Other faults can cause your boiler to make unusual noises. Never ignore these noises. They are a sign your Boilers going to break down shortly. Getting your boiler checked out before it malfunctions will prevent potential damage and save you the inconvenience of not having heating and hot water.

Broken Thermocouple

The thermocouple is an essential heat sensor that manages the gas the boiler uses. If the pilot light gets blown out, the thermocouple cuts the gas supply preventing a build-up of unburned gas—a standard safety feature on all boilers. If the thermocouple fails, gas won’t be supplied, and your boiler won’t operate. This is the most common reason why pilot lights keep blowing out. If the thermocouples fully functioning, there could be an issue with your gas supply. For instance, the gas stopcock could be partially closed, preventing full gas flow.

Frozen Pipes

All modern condensing boilers use condensate pipes. As waste gas turns into water, it’s expelled outside via the pipe. If the pipes not properly insulated, they can freeze when temperatures plummet below zero, stopping the boiler.
The pipe needs defrosting and insulating for the boiler to work and to prevent freezing in the future.

Old Thermostats

Old thermostats can produce problems that’ll prevent your boiler from working, such as turning on and off randomly and not registering at the correct temperature. If your thermostats are not working or no longer accurate, they will be renewed.

How To Prevent Boiler Breakdown

The best boiler repair is to look after your boiler, which will minimise the chances of a breakdown. Here’s what you can do.

Service Your Boiler

Have an annual Boiler Service. Clean internal components last longer and ensure your boiler runs at optimal energy efficiency. A service will uncover any parts that are on their way out. You can get them restored before they fail. A service will confirm your boilers, not a carbon monoxide risk and verify your home insurance for boiler repairs.

Powerflush Your System

Over time limescale and debris (known in the trade as sludge) will build up in your system. Preventing your radiators from heating properly and increasing the likelihood of a blockage and perhaps damage to your boiler. Radiators that don’t get hot at the bottom or middle have a sludge build-up and will need power flushing. The process involves continuously pumping chemicals around your system until the sludge is removed and water can run freely.

Insulate The Condensate Pipe

Make sure your condensate pipe is properly insulated to prevent freezing in winter. Pipe insulation can be picked up cheaply from your local DIY store. If you’re unsure or can’t for any reason do it yourself, we can insulate the pipe for you.

Please contact us using the phone number or contact form below to book a boiler repair or speak to an engineer.