Advice for Homeowners

Badly fitted and poorly serviced gas appliances such as boilers can cause gas leaks, fires, explosions, and carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. CO is a highly poisonous gas that can kill quickly and without warning, as you cannot see it, taste it, or smell it.

With the recent extreme temperatures here in the UK, it is important for us to consider the value of water. That is why we’re raising awareness for World Water Week with a focus on water waste.

Modern underfloor heating (UFH) offers a great solution when you cannot use radiators or are limited for space. It is only natural then, that we see an increase in popularity.

Here at Mr Central Heating, we have some of the best deals around. When it comes to great savings, we will share these with our customers in a variety of ways.

We know the climate in the U.K. can be temperamental, but it can normally be relied on that our winters are pretty cold. This is especially true in the more northern parts of the country and Scotland.

The introduction of fanned flued boilers and no-compartment ventilation allows for more versatility in boiler placement. Therefore, the question of “where is the best boiler position?” can be difficult to answer definitively.

If you’re in the gas industry you’re probably already aware of Gas Safety week. However, if you’re not, it may be something new to you. The campaign is run by the Gas Safe Register to draw awareness to the importance of gas safety in business and domestic use.

We’ve all heard the annoying drip, drip, drip from a bathroom or kitchen tap. We also know that eventually, this drip can turn into to a trickle or a stream and in some worst-case scenarios, a leak.

It's World Water week and we're looking at ways we can reduce our water wastage around the home. Water pressure, or a lack of it, can be a real issue. We want our showers to feel more like a waterfall than a trickle.

Today is World Water Day. It has been celebrated by the UN (United Nations) on the 22nd of March since 1993. It raises awareness of the 2.2 billion people who are living without access to safe, fresh water.

If you live in a hard water area, you are probably aware of the damage that limescale can do to your appliances and pipework. However, you might be unaware that hard water is the cause of 8.24 million...

In the past couple of weeks, many of us have reluctantly started turning our heating on for the autumn and winter season.