Tom Plumb (manchester) Limited
Boiler & heating company registered in Manchester, Greater Manchester
- Registered name
- Tom Plumb (manchester) Limited
- Address
- 38 GLENHAVEN AVENUE, URMSTON, Manchester M41 5BW
- Town
- Manchester
- County
- Greater Manchester
- Companies House
- 11812021
- Incorporated
- February 2019
- Trade (SIC)
- Plumbing, heating & air-conditioning installation (43220)
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Is Tom Plumb (manchester) Limited Gas Safe registered?
This directory does not confirm registration. Anyone working on a gas boiler in the UK must be on the Gas Safe Register, so check it directly using the company name or the postcode (M41 5BW) before booking, and ask to see the engineer's Gas Safe ID card on the day.
How do I get a quote from a boiler engineer in Manchester?
Use the "Get Free Quotes" form on this page. Your job details go to Gas Safe registered engineers covering the M postcode area, who contact you directly. Manchester has 605 registered heating businesses in this directory, though the engineers who quote are not necessarily among them. It is free and there is no obligation.
How often does a boiler need servicing?
Once a year for a gas boiler, ideally before winter. An annual service by a Gas Safe registered engineer keeps most manufacturer warranties valid, and for a rented home it is the landlord's legal duty (the CP12 gas safety record).
Can I see reviews for Tom Plumb (manchester) Limited?
Not here. This is a register-based directory, not a review site. Look at independent review platforms, ask the engineer for recent local references, and confirm Gas Safe registration before any work starts.
Should I repair or replace my boiler?
A repair makes sense on an otherwise sound boiler. Replacement is usually the better value once a boiler is past 10 to 12 years old, parts are hard to get, breakdowns are frequent, or efficiency has dropped. Ask the engineer to price both where a repair is borderline.