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Every trade under one roof for Ware homes. Gas Safe registered engineers, a fixed price agreed before we start, and a person on the phone every day of the year.
Pick the trade you need. Each page tells you how the job goes in Ware, with a fixed price agreed before we start.
Any hour, any day of the year, and a person answers.
You know the number before a tool comes off the van.
2 years on our own labour, no quibble.


Booking a national brand gets you a subcontractor. Booking us gets you an employed engineer in a Vantage van who was probably in the next street last week.
It matters most when something needs a second visit, because a firm that lives in the area turns up and a firm that does not sends a different person and starts again.
The figure published for the SG12 postcode district is 330 ppm of calcium carbonate, classed as very hard. The neighbouring SG11 district, which covers Standon, Puckeridge and High Cross and still carries a Ware postal address, is published at 329 ppm. We describe those honestly: they are third party postcode district figures compiled from Affinity data, not a supply zone measurement issued by Affinity Water for Ware specifically. For a sense of scale, Affinity’s own published document for the neighbouring Hatfield and Potters Bar zone gives 280 mg/l. Whichever number you prefer, the water coming into a house in Ware is hard.
An emergency is anything you cannot turn off, cannot live without, or cannot leave until Monday. A burst pipe, a cylinder overflowing into a ceiling, no heating in February with a baby in the house, a gas smell. Those get answered at any hour, and a person picks up rather than an answering service that calls you back in the morning.
The first thing we do on the phone is work out whether you should be turning something off before we arrive, and where your stopcock is likely to be. That two minute conversation has saved more Ware ceilings than anything we do afterwards. Then we tell you a realistic arrival time rather than a comforting one.
Vans carry the parts that fix the common failures on the first visit, so an isolation valve, a ballofix, a pump, a fan or a PCB does not become a second appointment. There is no call out fee in hours, and you are told what the work will cost before anyone starts. Out-of-hours attendance carries a £50 + VAT call-out, quoted on the phone before anyone sets off.
A service is not a look and a tick. The casing comes off, the burner and heat exchanger are inspected and cleaned, the seals and the flue are checked, and the gas rate and combustion are measured against what the manufacturer specifies. If the numbers are out, we say so and show you the reading.
Two things make servicing matter more here than the national averages suggest. And most boilers fail in the first properly cold week of the year, which is exactly when every engineer in the county is already booked.
Book in September or October and you get an appointment at sensible notice. Leave it until the heating will not fire in December and you are joining a queue. Landlords: we carry out the gas safety check and the service in the same visit, which is what we would normally suggest since the casing is already off.
You get a fixed price before the work, not an hourly rate that runs. No call out fee in hours either, so a second opinion in hours costs you nothing but the time.
Boiler installations start from £2,850 for a straight combi swap, including commissioning and registration. Repairs, drainage and bathroom work are quoted once an engineer has seen the job, which is the only honest way to price something that varies as much as this does.
If the quote changes because the job is not what was described, you hear about it before we continue. Labour is guaranteed for 2 years.
Call and you speak to somebody who can actually book you in, not a call centre taking a message. We work out on the phone whether it needs an engineer today or whether it will keep, and we say which one honestly, because sending an emergency van to a dripping tap helps nobody.
Our own engineers, our own vans, stocked with the parts that fix the usual failures on the first visit. You get the diagnosis and the price before the work, and a person you can ring back afterwards if something is not right.
We run emergency cover 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and for a genuine emergency in Ware you get a realistic arrival time on the call rather than a vague promise. Planned work is usually booked within a few days, sooner if we have a cancellation.
Once a year, and the manufacturer will normally require it to keep the warranty valid. Book it in autumn rather than waiting for the first cold week, when every engineer in the county is already committed.
Not in hours. An engineer comes out, looks at the job and gives you a price before any work starts, and if you do not go ahead it has cost you nothing. Out of hours, meaning after 5pm, before 8am or at weekends, there is a £50 + VAT call-out, and we tell you that on the phone before anyone sets off.
Yes, registration 956889. You are entitled to ask any engineer for their card before they touch a gas appliance, and you should.
Yes, in full, along with the surrounding villages. If you are on the edge of the area, call and ask rather than guessing, because we cover further than most people expect.
Booking a national brand gets you a subcontractor. Booking us gets you an employed engineer in a Vantage van who was probably in the next street last week.
It matters most when something needs a second visit, because a firm that lives in the area turns up and a firm that does not sends a different person and starts again.
Call and speak to a person, any hour, any day of the year.

Every town below has its own page, because the housing stock and the water are not the same from one to the next.
A straightforward boiler swap starts from £2,850. Everything else is quoted before we start, because the jobs vary too much for a price list to be an honest one.
Yes, genuinely, 365 days a year. A person answers the phone rather than an answerphone you hear back from in the morning.
Yes. A registered electrician certificates that side of the work, so you are not finding a second trade yourself.
Advice from our engineers on the problems we see most often around Ware.
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