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🔥 Gas Engineer — Your 5 Sample Posts

These are examples of the posts we’d create and publish on your behalf every week — on your Google Business profile and Facebook page. They’re written to attract local customers and drive real enquiries.

Gas Engineer — Seasonal
Seasonal Google Business

Boiler servicing is always best done before the heating season starts — ideally in August or September. 🔧 Engineers are far busier from October onwards, wait times are longer, and the last thing you want is a boiler fault on the coldest night of the year. Booking a service now also keeps your manufacturer warranty valid.

Gas Engineer — Before & After
Before & After Google Business

A customer called us with a boiler that had stopped firing for hot water but was still heating the radiators. The fault turned out to be a diverter valve that had seized — a common issue on combi boilers over eight years old. ⚙ New valve fitted, tested and signed off within two hours.

Gas Engineer — Problem & Solution
Problem & Solution Facebook

If your radiators are cold at the top but warm at the bottom, you’ve got air trapped in the system — and bleeding them is a simple fix you can usually do yourself with a radiator key. If they’re cold at the bottom but warm at the top, that’s sludge build-up, which needs a power flush. Knowing the difference saves you an unnecessary call-out.

Gas Engineer — Trust Builder
Trust Builder Google Business

All our gas work is carried out by Gas Safe registered engineers, and every job is documented and certified. You can verify any Gas Safe engineer’s registration on the official Gas Safe Register website before letting them work in your home. ✅ We’ve been working locally for years with no call-backs.

Gas Engineer — Maintenance Tip
Maintenance Tip Facebook

Carbon monoxide detectors should be tested monthly and replaced every seven years — the sensor degrades over time even if the unit still appears to be working. 🔍 Fit one on every floor that has a gas appliance, and make sure it carries the EN 50291 kitemark. It’s a legal requirement in rental properties in England.

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