Just around the corner, Heating and Plumbing Central are accredited installers of Worcester Bosch and Vaillant boilers. We offer free 5 year manufacturer's warranty on all installations of these boilers to our customers. We never charge you for call outs (day or night) and we offer a 12 months no-nonsense warranty on all our work
When you call Heating and Plumbing Central on 0208 099 7237 you get:
- No call out charge (day or night)
- 5 years manufacturer's warranty on all installations of Worcester Bosch and Vaillant boilers
- 12 months no-nonsense warranty on all labour
- Local Gas Safe registered engineers (previously CORGI)
- Free quotations and advice
- Fast and polite service
- Great customer feedback
Location: Exeter, Devon, EX6 | |
| Tel: 0208 099 7237 | |
Description: All aspects of plumbing and heating covered from boiler servicing and maintenance to landlord safety records to bathroom suite installations, under floor heating and solar hot water systems installations. Established in 1999 with over 19 years experience, we provide a quality service at a reasonable price. Based in Exeter we offer an excellent local service to Exeter and the surrounding areas. Our plumbers offer professional services both to the general public and small business premises. All work is guaranteed and fully insured. | |
Specialities: Solar Thermal, Underfloor Heating, Part P Electrician, Biomass Boilers, High Efficiency Boilers | |
Location: Exeter, Devon, EX1 | |
| Tel: 0208 099 7237 | |
Description: In addition to Corgi, Oftec,and Ciphe registration we are Hetas Registered and specialise in integrated heating systems and high efficiency boilers. Based in Exeter we cover a wide area in Devon. | |
Specialities: Solar Thermal, Underfloor Heating, High Efficiency Boilers | |
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A plumber is typically dealing with many types of repairs including repairs to uneven heating problems, or blocked drains.
All gas jobs are assigned to engineers that are registered with Gas Safe Register.
