Gas Safe · Fully insured · DBS checked engineers · London, Essex and the South East
24/7 Emergency: 07543 470151
Emergency call-out
Genuine round-the-clock cover for housing providers, managing agents, commercial sites and residents. Attendance within 4 hours, made safe on arrival, reported the same day.
What we attend
If it risks safety, security or serious property damage, call us. We make safe first and repair properly second.
Burst pipes
Isolate, contain and repair
Water leaks
Trace, stop and dry down
No heating
Fault find and temporary heating
Boiler breakdowns
Gas Safe engineer attendance
Gas leaks
Isolate and make safe
Electrical faults
Isolate, test and certify
Loss of power
Restore supply or make safe
Flooding
Extraction and make safe
Roof damage
Temporary weatherproofing
Broken doors
Secure and re-hang
Boarding up
Secure the property
Lock changes
Re-secure access
Emergency glazing
Board then reglaze
Our response process
Every emergency follows the same six steps, so clients and residents always know what happens next.
Emergency call received
Answered 24/7 by a real person, with property, access and hazard details logged.
Engineer allocated immediately
The nearest qualified engineer is dispatched from our on-call rota.
ETA confirmed
You and the resident receive a confirmed arrival window by call or message.
Repairs completed or made safe
We repair first time where possible, or isolate and make safe.
Digital report with photographs
Before-and-after photos, works description and materials, issued same day.
Follow-on works arranged
Any permanent repair is priced and booked with the resident.
Out-of-hours cover
Calls out of hours reach a duty coordinator, not a voicemail box or an overflow answering service.
Gas Safe engineers, electricians, plumbers, roofers and carpenters rotate through the on-call rota.
If access fails or the fault needs specialist input, we escalate and update you rather than closing the job.
We can hold your access details, hazard information and escalation contacts in advance so nothing is lost at 3am.