Gas Engineers in Stoke-on-Trent
All gas work must legally be carried out by Gas Safe registered engineers. SureFlow undertakes gas appliance and pipework work within its registered categories.
Gas work, done properly
Gas pipework, appliance installation, commissioning and safety checks all sit under Gas Safe rules. We work on boilers, gas fires, gas cookers, hobs and unvented hot water cylinders, plus associated pipework, within the relevant domestic gas work categories. Certificates and notification paperwork are issued where the law requires them, and any appliance left in use is left safe — or disconnected with your agreement if it cannot be made safe.
SureFlow Heating & Plumbing is Gas Safe registered. We do not publish our registration number on this website, but you can verify any engineer on the Gas Safe Register.
Landlords and homeowners
Landlords need annual gas safety checks on every gas appliance and flue in a rented property. See our gas safety certificates page for detail. Homeowners are not legally required to hold a certificate, but are strongly advised to have appliances checked yearly.
If something is unsafe
Suspected gas escapes go to the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999 first, not to a routine booking line. For everything else gas-related, call or WhatsApp with the appliance details.
Frequently asked questions
Are you Gas Safe registered?
Yes. SureFlow Heating & Plumbing is Gas Safe registered, and all gas work is carried out by Gas Safe registered engineers within their registered categories. We do not publish our registration number online, but you can verify any engineer on the Gas Safe Register.
What gas work do you do?
Boilers, gas fires, gas cookers, hobs and unvented hot water cylinders, plus associated pipework — all within our registered categories of work. Anything outside those categories will be declined honestly and, where possible, we will suggest the right type of engineer.
I smell gas — what do I do?
Get everyone out of the property, avoid switches and naked flames, and call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999 from outside. Do not wait for a routine engineer visit.
Can you cap off or disconnect a gas appliance?
Making an appliance safe, including capping supplies where needed, can be arranged. Describe the appliance and the situation when you call.
Related services
- Gas Safety Certificates — Landlord gas safety checks (CP12) and gas safety inspections for homeowners across the area.
- Boiler Repair — Boiler breakdowns, no heating or hot water, pressure loss, leaks, noises and fault codes diagnosed and repaired.
- Boiler Installation — New and replacement boilers, including combi, system and heat-only, with controls and system protection.
- Boiler Servicing — Annual boiler servicing to keep heating safe, efficient and within manufacturer warranty terms.
Related advice
- What To Do If You Smell Gas — Immediate steps for a suspected gas escape, and when to call an engineer afterwards.
- Landlord Gas Safety Certificates: A Practical Guide — What landlords must do each year, what the check covers, and how to book and stay compliant.