Trust your gas safety to our fully certified Gas Safe engineers. We provide expert installation, servicing, and repairs for all gas appliances, ensuring your home stays safe and protected.
Our Gas Safe engineers thoroughly check all gas appliances, flues, and pipework to ensure everything meets current regulations.
We provide official CP12 certificates required by law for landlords, valid for 12 months only, with reminders for annual renewals. Although not compulsory for home owners, gas safety checks provide peace of mind, knowing your gas system and appliances are safe.
Our Gas Safe registered engineers are experts in installing gas cookers, hobs, and fires. They make sure everything is connected securely, ventilated properly, and safe. Meeting all the necessary regulations for your peace of mind.
We handle all types of installations, from free-standing cookers to built-in appliances. This includes removing old units and installing and certifying the new ones.
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Why us
After realising the need for a reliable, courteous plumbing service in Wigan, we take pride in treating our clients the way we want to be treated.
You can trust us to stay true to our word and provide dependable communication throughout.
You never have to guess when it comes to our prices because they are clear, precise, and competitive.
We stand behind our work with integrity; there are no deceptive pricing tactics or unethical business activities here.
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Frequently asked questions
You won't have to worry about unfinished projects, nonstop phone chasing, or total radio silence when you work with Quick Response Plumbing & Heating. We support our work with integrity and honour our commitments.
For emergencies, we can have an engineer onsite within the hour, subject to availability. In many cases, we can offer a level of help and advice over the phone as we dispatch our engineer. Best to call us ASAP.
If a water pipe bursts or you discover a fast-leaking pipe, you should immediately turn off your water supply. If you cannot turn off your supply, try wrapping tape or a plastic bag tightly around the pipe. You should then contact an emergency plumber immediately.
The easiest way to unclog a toilet is with a plunger. If you don’t have a plunger to hand, try filling the toilet with a kettle of boiling water. Leave it for 5 minutes to allow the hot water to soften the blockage before attempting to flush.
A running toilet is usually caused by rubber seals failing over time. When new, the rubber seals stop the flow of water to the reservoir once filled. Over time, the rubber seals perish and need to be replaced. There is no need for a new toilet, as 99% of the time the seals can be replaced. This can be difficult to do so it might be best to leave this one up to a plumber
The main cause of high water bills are running toilets where the toilet reservoir fails to shut off the incoming water once full. They can be hard to spot as the leak is generally silent. Look out for discolouration in the toilet bowl, as continuous running water will generally discolour the bowl. Look out for small ripples or shimmering water on the surface of the toilet water. As leaks can remain silent, hidden, or difficult to spot, it is best to call a plumber.
Frozen pipes generally occur outside the home or in loft spaces where there is no heating. Ensure all water and heating pipes in these areas are lagged with a high-quality lagging material. We recommend foil-backed lagging material of either rockwool or fibreglass. Lagging is a long-term solution, so it is important to get it right. Call us if you need professional help.
If all your drains are flooding or backing up, it indicates that the main sewer pipe running from your home is blocked. Call a plumber immediately, as these blocks can be difficult to remove. Blockages like this need to be tackled with sewer rods or a high-pressure water line to break up the blockage and flush the drains.
Yes, we will explain what labour and materials are needed for your job and provide an itemised invoice once the work is completed. We focus on being upfront and transparent and seek your approval before the work commences.
Yes, it doesn’t matter if your system is old. We have a team of highly professional plumbers who have a wealth of knowledge and experience. To start, we will access the needs of your job and advise you on the work needed to remedy the situation. At that point, you can choose to proceed with the work or consider installing or adapting some new items into your plumbing system should they be needed.
Yes, not a plumbing job is too small. We appreciate that even a leaking tap can be daunting to repair if you never did so before. You need to know how to turn off the water supply. Have specialist tools to dismantle or remove the tap. Have the correct spare parts or new tap fittings to fix the problem. Even for a leaking tap, you can rely on our team of expert plumbers.
