What actually happens after you submit.
No vagueness. Here is every step, who sees what, and where the money comes from.
You answer four questions
Whether you own the property, what you need, how many bedrooms, and your postcode. Then your name and mobile. Nothing is shown to any engineer until you finish, and if you stop halfway nobody is contacted.
We match on your postcode area
Not "the Midlands". Your actual outward code. An engineer only sees your job if they have told us they cover it, which is why the person who calls you is genuinely local.
We text the engineers who cover you
They get a summary of the job with no contact details. Whoever wants it takes it. Speed matters here, which is why it is a text and not an email that gets read on Tuesday.
Three take it, then it closes
The first three to accept get your details. The cap is enforced in the database, not by a policy someone might forget, so a fourth engineer cannot be given your number even if they ask. Everyone else is told it has gone.
They call you
Most will price it on the call, especially if you can send a photo of the boiler and where it sits. Bigger jobs, like moving it or losing a cylinder, are usually worth a quick look in person so the number does not move later.
You choose, or you do not
You contract directly with whichever engineer you pick. Or none of them. There is no obligation and nothing to cancel.
Start yours now.
- Three quotes from Gas Safe engineers in your postcode
- Compare prices and opinions before you commit
- A maximum of three, then it closes
- Free to you, and no obligation
Where the money comes from
This is the question everyone actually wants answered, so here it is plainly.
You never pay us anything. Not for the quotes, not for the introduction, not later. There is no fee buried anywhere.
The engineer pays us a small fixed fee for the introduction. They pay it whether or not they win the job, which matters: it means we have no reason to push you towards the expensive quote, because our fee is the same either way.
It also means we only make money if engineers keep coming back, and they only come back if the people we send them are real homeowners who genuinely want the work. That is why the first question is whether you own the property, and why we would rather lose a tenant at question one than waste an engineer's afternoon.
What we do with your details
- They go to a maximum of three Gas Safe registered engineers so they can quote.
- They go nowhere else. We do not sell data to third parties.
- You can ask us to delete everything at any time and we will.
- If you stop the form halfway, no engineer is contacted.
Gas Safe, and why it matters
It is illegal for anyone who is not on the Gas Safe Register to work on your gas boiler, and badly fitted gas work kills people. Ask to see the engineer's ID card before they start, and check the number yourself at gassaferegister.co.uk. Any decent engineer will expect you to, and a good one will offer.
Thirty seconds, three quotes.
Free, no obligation, and only three engineers ever get your details.