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Heating quotes vary by system type, parts, access and whether gas work is involved. For boiler or gas work, always check that the engineer or business is Gas Safe registered and qualified for the specific type of work before hiring.

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Typical guide price: £60-£100 per hour

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Common heating engineers jobs

Central heating repairs
Radiator changes
Power flushing
Underfloor heating
Thermostats and controls
Heating fault finding

What heating engineers can help with

For boiler or gas work, always check that the engineer or business is Gas Safe registered and qualified for the specific type of work before hiring.

For radiator or pipework changes, include how many radiators are affected and whether the system needs draining or balancing.

Ask whether parts, labour, VAT, call-out fees and return visits are shown separately.

For heating faults, describe error codes, pressure, noises and when the issue happens.

What affects the price

  • Size and complexity of the job
  • Materials and finish level
  • Access, parking and waste removal
  • Urgency and availability
  • Location and local demand

Typical timescales

  • Small jobs may be completed in one visit if materials and access are straightforward.
  • Larger projects often need a site visit, written quote and scheduled start date.
  • Urgent jobs cost more when they require evening, weekend or short-notice availability.

Homeowner checklist

  • A clear description of the work needed
  • Photos or video of the area where possible
  • Rough measurements or sizes
  • Your preferred timescale and any access notes
  • A budget range if you have one in mind

What details to include when posting

Choose the closest heating engineers job type if you know it, or choose "Not sure" and describe the issue.

Add your rough location, timing and budget band so trades can judge fit quickly.

Add any model numbers, measurements, access notes or fault details that could affect the quote.

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How Lead & Trade protects your details

Your full contact details are never shown in the public job preview. They are only shared after the approved contact or unlock step, and this is explained clearly before you submit. Trades see useful job details first, including trade type, rough area, budget band, urgency and quality signals.

Safety and qualification checks

For boiler or gas work, always check that the engineer or business is Gas Safe registered and qualified for the specific type of work before hiring.

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Founding access is now open

Homeowners can post jobs free right now for heating engineers, and we are approving founding trades area-by-area so every profile on the platform is real. The first 100 founding trades get 20 free credits and priority visibility in their chosen trade and area, and we show honest availability rather than fake contractor numbers while the network grows.

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Questions to ask before hiring

  • Does this job involve gas work, and are you Gas Safe registered for it?
  • Are parts, labour, VAT and return visits shown separately?
  • Will the system need draining, flushing or balancing?
  • What warranty applies to parts and labour?

Warning signs in a quote

  • No clear qualification details for gas or boiler work
  • Replacing expensive parts without diagnosis
  • No written scope for larger heating changes
  • Unclear call-out or minimum charges

Heating engineers FAQs

How much does a heating engineer cost?

As a guide, heating engineers typically charge £60-£100 per hour. Actual prices depend on the job, materials and access. Post your job for free to get accurate quotes.

How do I get quotes from heating engineers?

Post your job on Lead and Trade in a couple of minutes. We match it to suitable local heating engineers who can choose to quote. It is free with no obligation.

Are the tradespeople vetted?

Tradespeople build a transparent profile and can submit verification documents for review. We only show a verified badge when verification is genuinely complete; we never display fake badges, reviews or ratings.

Is my information kept private?

Your full contact details are never shown in the public job preview. They are only shared after the approved contact or unlock step, and this is explained clearly before you submit.

Post a heating engineer job for free

Your full contact details are never shown in the public job preview. They are only shared after the approved contact or unlock step, and this is explained clearly before you submit.