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Post your job free, tell us what needs doing, and hear from gas engineers who actually cover your postcode. No call centres, no endless directories: just quotes for your job.
Anyone working on a boiler, cooker or gas fire in the UK must be on the Gas Safe Register: it is the law, not a nice-to-have. Local gas engineers install and service boilers, fix breakdowns, fit cookers and hobs, and issue the gas safety certificates landlords need every year. Always check the engineer's Gas Safe ID before work starts; a good engineer expects to be asked.
Typical job values below are a national guide from jobs posted on Trade Request. Your quotes will reflect your job and your area.
Typically around £2,800
Typically around £220
Typically around £90
Typically around £80
Typically around £120
Typically around £180
Typically around £200
Check qualifications before work starts
It depends entirely on the job. As a rough guide, typical jobs range from around £80 for gas safety certificate (cp12) to around £2,800 for boiler replacement. Post your job free on Trade Request to get quotes for your exact requirements. Comparing two or three quotes is the only reliable way to know the fair price for your area.
Yes. In the UK it is illegal for anyone not on the Gas Safe Register to work on gas appliances, boilers or pipework. Always ask to see the engineer's Gas Safe ID card before work starts. It shows their photo, licence number and which types of gas work they are qualified for.
Post your job free on Trade Request. Only gas engineers who cover your postcode and take on your kind of work are notified, and a limited number can respond, so you can compare profiles, reviews and quotes without being deluged with calls.
No. Posting a job on Trade Request is completely free for homeowners, and there is no obligation to hire anyone. You choose who to reply to, and who gets the work.