Gas Leak Repairs in Newcastle upon Tyne
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- Gas Safe Registered
- No Call Out Fees
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Housewarm
Housewarm is a local business carrying out gas leak repairs in Newcastle upon Tyne, going strong for over a decade.
My name is Steven and I was born in Newcastle General Hospital in 1979. I incorporated Housewarm Limited in 2011 to provide heating and plumbing services to homes in my local hometown area.
I have all the plumbing tools, knowledge and experience needed to carry out heating and plumbing jobs to a high standard.
With no call out fees and free fixed price quotes, I can offer a recommended and experienced gas engineer for gas leak repairs at competitive prices.
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Get an experienced gas leak repairer to find and fix your gas leak to ensure the safety of your home and family.
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FAQs
Frequent questions and answers
What should I do if I smell gas in my home?
The first thing you should do if you smell gas in your home is turn the gas off at the emregency control valve, exit the property, and cal the emergency gas number.
You should then call your local gas engineer as the engineer from the emergency number will only make things safe and not fix the gas leak if it’s inside the property.
Is it safe to use my phone during a gas leak?
You should always leave the property if there’s a gas leak so using your phone when you get outside is fine.
Can a gas leak be dangerous even if I don't smell anything?
Yes, a gas leak can be dangerous even if you don’t smell anything. Natural gas is odorless, but utility companies add a distinctive, sulfur-like odor to it to help people detect leaks.
However, there are situations where the odorant may not be present or where individuals may have difficulty smelling it. In such cases, the danger lies in the potential buildup of gas without any noticeable warning signs.
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colourless, odourless gas produced by the incomplete combustion of natural gas or other fossil fuels. Exposure to elevated levels of carbon monoxide can be harmful and, in severe cases, even fatal.