Gas & Central Heating Services

Corgi in Brixton, SW2

The Gas Safe Register replaced the CORGI gas register in Great Britain and the Isle of Man on 1 April 2009. You must only use a Gas Safe registered engineer for any type of gas work, including installation, maintenance and servicing.

If you’re looking for a Gas Safe (previously CORGI) registered London plumber or gas engineer in the Brixton area, look no further than Aspect. We are an award winning company that is highly accredited, including Gas Safe and HVCA and we cover domestic and commercial gas and central heating. We only employ trade certified, experienced personnel, ensuring the highest possible professional standard. Call Aspect now on 0843 216 3645 to arrange a visit from one of our team, or a free quote.

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No job too big. No job too small.

From the heating to the air-conditioning and from the plumbing to the electrics – your property is our business. Look at our gas and central heating services page for more information, and see our home page for the full range of maintenance and refurbishment services we provide. We operate a half-hourly charging system and we don’t charge a call-out fee, so call now on 0843 216 3645 to arrange a visit in the Brixton area, or a free quote.

Aspect – one call gets the job done.

Our Gas and Central Heating Team

Our team is over 100 strong and our engineers are familiar with all the major brands and models including: Baxi, Broag (Avanta), Glow Worm (Ultracom, Flexicom, Betacom), Ideal (Classic, ICOS, ISAR, ESPRIT, ELISE, Mexico), Keston (Qudos), Main, Potterton (Suprima, Promax, Performa, Gold), Vaillant (Ecotec), Worcester (Greenstar, Highflow) and Honeywell Controls. Meet a few of our expert gas and central heating engineers working in and around Brixton.

  • Photo ofElliott Crampton Elliott Crampton Gas and heating engineer in SW2
  • Photo ofTomasz Kowalski Tomasz Kowalski Gas and heating engineer in SW2
  • Photo ofRoss Kirby Ross Kirby Gas and heating engineer in SW2
  • Photo ofPeter Lowry Peter Lowry Gas and heating engineer in SW2

Gas and Central Heating Tips

  • Thick carpets and underlay help stop heat escaping through concrete floors
  • Close your curtains at dusk to prevent heat escaping
  • Keep your cylinder cosy. If you have an old lagging jacket fit a new 80mm one.