Your heating system is the heart of your property. Whether you are a homeowner preparing for a South Wales winter, a landlord requiring legal certification, or a business owner managing a commercial plant room, Webb Heating Services Ltd provides the expert engineering needed to keep your systems running at peak efficiency.
With over 60 years of combined experience, our engineers are equipped to handle everything from minor repairs to large-scale system designs. We are fully Gas Safe and OFTEC registered, meaning we can safely maintain gas, LPG, and oil-fired systems.
If you rent out property in South Wales, you are legally required to have a Gas Safety Check every 12 months. In 2026, compliance is more strictly enforced than ever, with local councils having increased powers to request documentation.
- What’s Included: We check all gas appliances, flues, and pipework for safety and leakages.
- Compliance Support: We provide digital copies of your CP12 certificate to you and your tenants within the required 28-day window.
- Penalties for Non-Compliance: Failure to maintain a valid certificate can lead to fines of up to £6,000 or even prison sentences for serious violations.
Homes in the South Wales valleys often face specific challenges during the colder months:
- Condensate Pipe Freezing: A common cause of winter boiler failure. We ensure pipes are correctly sized and insulated.
- Hard Water & Limescale: We install magnetic filters and use chemical inhibitors to prevent scale build-up in your heat exchanger.
- Energy Efficiency Gaps: We provide expert advice on how to improve your home's thermal performance, from cylinder jackets to loft insulation.
How often should I service my boiler?
You should have a professional service every 12 months to ensure safety and keep any manufacturer warranties valid.
Can a new boiler really save me money?
Yes. Modern condensing boilers capture heat that used to escape through the flue. Upgrading from a 'D' rated to an 'A' rated boiler can save significantly on your fuel usage.
What happens if I smell gas?
Evacuate immediately. Do not use any electrical switches or naked flames. Once outside, call the National Gas Emergency Service.