Was very pleased with the service – clean, tidy and fast, couldn't be any better. Would recommend to anyone, very good.
Mr K, Blyton
Thanks again to all your staff who helped with this matter. They are a true asset to your company.
Mr C, Newtoft
The service was really good. All efforts were made to assist us at a difficult time, even to the extent of coming back at the weekend to complete the job.
Mr M, Driffield
An excellent response to original call - prompt action in a real emergency and follow up repair was done efficiently - thank you.
Mrs S, Ampleforth
Engineer telephoned within minutes and talked us through the problem over the phone. I was able to rectify the fault without an engineer attending. The response was almost immediate. Brilliant professional service. Highly delighted - thanks.
Mr and Mrs M, Eastoft

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What to do in an emergency

It is unlikely you will have an emergency as LP Gas is one of the safest forms of fuel. However, it is better to make sure that, should such an event happen, you know how to respond and make it easier for anyone dealing with the emergency.

The Emergency Number is displayed on the tank and is the number to ring if a leak is detected outside of office hours (which are 8am to 5pm). Make sure it is easily readable, not obscured, or allowed to be defaced. A neighbour or the Emergency Services may need to call if you are unavailable.

If you smell a leak:

Extinguish all ignition sources - cigarettes, garden bonfire, etc
Evacuate everyone to upwind of the vapour cloud
Turn off the gas supply at the tank or the shut off valve if it is safe to do so
Call us on 01423 772789 (office hours) or 01904 618553 which is a 24 hour emergency line, this number is shown on your tank
Open all doors and windows if the leak is in the house
Do not switch ON or OFF any electrical switches

In the event of a fire, call 999 and ask for the Fire Brigade, and inform them that an LP Gas tank is on the premises.