Boiler repair · Liverpool & Knowsley
No heat, no hot water, a leak or a fault code? Paul diagnoses it properly and fixes what is actually wrong, not what is easiest to charge for.
A broken boiler is misery, especially with kids in the house or in the middle of winter. Paul finds the actual fault instead of guessing, because 40 years in means he has seen your fault code before. He is Gas Safe registered (221708), so the repair is done safely and signed off properly.
He carries the common parts, so a lot of repairs are done in one visit. If a part has to be ordered, he tells you honestly what it is, what it costs and how long, so there are no surprises.
How the repair works
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Find the real fault
Paul diagnoses what is genuinely wrong, whether it is a fault code, a leak, low pressure, a pump, a diverter valve or a PCB, rather than throwing parts at it.
02
A straight price before he starts
You get told what it needs and what it costs up front. If it is not worth repairing, he will tell you that honestly too.
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Fixed and tested safe
The repair is carried out, tested, and the boiler checked as safe to use before he leaves.
No surprises
A typical job
A combi keeps dropping pressure and cutting out. Paul traces it to a leaking auto air vent rather than the boiler itself, replaces it, re-pressurises the system and checks it holds. No new boiler needed, no drama, just the right part in the right place.
A fair fixed price, agreed with Paul before he starts. No call-out fee bolted on the end, no hidden extras. If a job turns out bigger than it looked, he stops and tells you first.
Talk to Paul
Ring Paul for a straight answer, or leave your postcode and what has gone wrong and he will come back to you himself. No pushy sales, no obligation.
Straight answers
Often, yes. Paul keeps common parts on the van and works locally so he can get to Liverpool and Knowsley breakdowns quickly, fast local response, often same-day. Ring him with the make and fault code.
Paul gives you the honest answer. If a boiler is old and the repair is nearly the cost of a new one, he tells you straight rather than taking your money for a patch that will not last.
Give Paul the make and the code when you call. After 40 years he can usually tell you roughly what it points to and what the fix is likely to involve before he sets off.
Yes. Paul is on the Gas Safe Register (221708), which you can check on the official register. Any gas repair is done and signed off by a registered engineer.
No call centre, no middleman
Forty years on the tools, Gas Safe registered, and the fella who quotes it is the fella who does it.