Emergency callout
Smell gas? Turn it off at the meter, open the windows, get out if it is strong, then get a Gas Safe engineer. That is Paul.
fast local response, often same-day
A gas problem is not something to take a chance on. If you can smell gas, the priority is safety first: turn the gas off at the meter, open doors and windows, do not use switches or naked flames, and if the smell is strong get everyone out and ring the national gas emergency line on 0800 111 999.
Once it is safe, you need a Gas Safe registered engineer to find and fix the fault, and that is Paul, number 221708, which you can check on the official register. He deals with gas leaks, unsafe appliances and boilers that have been made to lock out on safety.
If you smell gas
01
Make it safe right now
Turn the gas off at the meter control, open windows and doors, do not touch electrical switches or light anything, and get everyone out if the smell is strong.
02
Ring the emergency line, then Paul
For an active, strong gas smell ring the national gas emergency line on 0800 111 999 first. Then ring Paul to investigate and repair the fault as a Gas Safe engineer.
03
Found, fixed and made safe
Paul traces the source, whether it is a joint, appliance or fitting, repairs it, tests the system is tight and safe, and signs it off properly.
No surprises
A typical job
A faint smell of gas near the cooker is worrying a homeowner. After making the property safe and ringing the emergency line, they call Paul. He carries out a tightness test, traces a weeping connection at the cooker, repairs it, retests the system as sound and confirms it is safe to use. Peace of mind from a registered engineer.
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.
Fastest way to Paul
For anything urgent, ring Paul direct. You get him, not a call centre, and he will tell you straight when he can be there. Prefer to leave the details? Use the quick form.
Straight answers
Turn the gas off at the meter, open windows and doors, do not use any electrical switches or flames, and if the smell is strong get everyone out. Ring the national gas emergency line on 0800 111 999, then ring Paul to find and fix the fault.
Yes. Paul is on the Gas Safe Register, number 221708, which is the legal requirement for anyone working on gas in your home. You can check him on the official register.
For an active, strong gas smell, ring the national gas emergency line (0800 111 999) first, they will make the supply safe. Paul then finds and repairs the underlying fault as your Gas Safe engineer.
Yes. If an appliance is unsafe, Paul can make it safe or cap it off and advise you on repair or replacement, all properly documented.
Do not wait for it to get worse
fast local response, often same-day. You get Paul on the phone, a Gas Safe engineer with 40 years behind him.