Safety first, before tools
The first part of any emergency gas boiler repair is safety. We’ll ask about gas smells, leaks, strange noises or symptoms that could indicate a carbon monoxide risk. If it’s unsafe, we’ll tell you immediately what to do.

Most emergency boiler calls start the same way: cold radiators, no hot water, or a boiler making a noise it definitely shouldn’t. When people search for emergency boiler repair near me, what they really want is a Gas Safe engineer who answers the phone, explains what to do, and turns up ready to make things safe.
We handle real boiler emergencies across London — failed pumps, leaking boilers, lockouts, pressure loss and unsafe gas appliances. If you’re unsure how serious it is, call +44 7727 154 746 and talk to an engineer, not a script.
When heating fails, vague promises aren’t helpful. Here’s what happens when you book an emergency boiler repair in London with us.
The first part of any emergency gas boiler repair is safety. We’ll ask about gas smells, leaks, strange noises or symptoms that could indicate a carbon monoxide risk. If it’s unsafe, we’ll tell you immediately what to do.
Many boiler emergencies are actually gas appliance repair service issues — failed valves, sensors, pressure components or circulation problems. We diagnose properly instead of pressing reset and hoping.
If a full fix isn’t sensible on the spot, we carry out proper make-safe work. That means isolating gas, stopping leaks, securing electrics and leaving the property safe until a repair or replacement can be planned.
Not every fault is dangerous — but some definitely are. We’re called out to leaking boilers dripping into electrics, flues that have failed inspections, and systems that lock out repeatedly because something underneath has finally given up.
We’ve been doing emergency boiler repairs long enough to recognise patterns. The flat where pressure drops every winter. The terrace where sludge was ignored for years. The cupboard install that was never really set up properly.
If your heating has gone and you’re wondering whether this is an emergency, call us now. We’ll tell you honestly whether it needs immediate attention or can wait safely.
Speak to an emergency boiler engineerIf water is reaching electrics or ceilings, yes. Turn the boiler off and call immediately. Even slow leaks should be checked before they escalate.
If you’re within our London service area, we often can. Tell us your postcode and what the boiler is doing and we’ll be upfront about response time.
No. Many emergency boiler repairs are sensible and cost-effective. We’ll explain the condition, age and options clearly so you can decide.
Turn the boiler off if it’s behaving erratically. Catch any leaks safely. Don’t remove covers or attempt repairs yourself.
Don’t keep refreshing search results. Call us, explain what’s happening, and we’ll tell you exactly what to do next.