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Phoenix Natural Gas Local Installer Directory Phoenix Natural Gas In association with Local Installer Directory East Antrim Designing, installing Colin Robinson and maintaining heating systems Multi-Award Winning Plumbing & Heating throughout NI for Multi-AwardPhoenix Gas Installations Winning over 20 years. Phoenix Gas Installations NIHE Grant Work Accepted 9 Gleneden Park, Newtownabbey 58 Trench Road, Mallusk, BT36 4TY 07974 117 569 / 028 9061 0944 Freephone: 0800 0280 896 07974 117 569 / 028 9061 0944 028 9086 8203 / 07710731571 www.actionplumbingandheating.co.uk www.actionplumbingandheating.co.uk [email protected] Alan Crawford Plumbing & Heating 2 YRS FREE SERVICING Up to 10 years warranty available WITH EVERY INSTALL GRANTS Finance Options Available on our recommended boilers. AVAILABLE Oil to Gas Conversions M: 078 0278 0558 T: 028 9081 5991 15 Agnes Street, Carrickfergus BT38 7DU from £1,950 E: [email protected] 028 9336 6888 / 07866 702952 Call now on Freephone: 0800 612 3351 15 Burnview Drive, Belfast BT8 8DD [email protected] or Mobile: 07738 587600 AFFORDABLE WARMTH APPROVED www.ebmgs.co.uk Finance options available with conversion from oil to gas from £1800 Professional Service from survey Hillview through to completed installation. Heating and Plumbing Free estimates. A 10 year warranty on all boilers Office: 02890 866904 Quality installation. installed with annual Mobile: 078 5022 4430 Special offers. service contracts available Web:www.hillviewheatingandplumbing.co.uk Email: [email protected] 19 Aylesbury Rise, Newtownabbey Fusion Heating Ltd. 108 Doagh Road, T: 028 9083 0598 M: 077 5611 4233 Unit 14 Maryland Industrial Estate, Ballygowan Road, Belfast Newtownabbey, 0800 783 8641 [email protected] BT37 7QP Gastech (NI) Ltd Est.1998 plumbing & heating Brian McAllister FINANCE AVAILABLE Contact us: 3 Hightown Park, Vaillant approved installer and Worcester WORCESTER ACCREDITED INSTALLERS Newtownabbey BT36 7TW 028 93 321105 accredited installer. 7, 8 &10 YEAR WARRANTIES AVAILABLE 07900 601375 REGISTERED WITH NIHE FOR T: 028 9090 4207 Quality installation and after service. AFFORDABLE WARMTH SCHEME 07990 554255 Finance Available M: 0784 997 4426 Email: [email protected] www.gastechni.co.uk 26 Millers Lane, Glenavy Mobile: 07518 170910 E-Mail: [email protected] 31 Balfour Avenue, Whitehead, BT38 9RB in partnership with George Nelson Oil to gas conversions. PLUMBING & HEATING LTD Power�lushing. TRADING SINCE 1978 Full installations, 5-10 YEAR WARRANTY ON BOILERS servicing and maintenance. CONVERT TO GAS FROM £1700 inc VAT Affordable Warmth Scheme. Our heating engineers can install, 43A Tates Avenue, Belfast T: 028 9335 3017 service and repair your gas boiler. 028 9050 2800, or 07710823814 M: 07857 229110 Installer of the Year Winner, Finance Available E: [email protected] 0800 032 1894 | powerni.co.uk/gas [email protected] JRC Plumbing & Heating CALL Gregory Goodall LANARK MECHANICAL CH4 HOW 07809691467 Est. 1947 [email protected] SERVICES LTD SPECIALISTS IN DOMESTIC GAS S INSTALLATION, SERVICING AND BREAKDOWN A Incorporating F • GAS INSTALLATIONS 117 Victoria Road, Carrickfergus, BT38 7JP E • BOILER REPAIRS T.McCartney Plumbing & Heating Next service due I • BOILER SERVICING S L • OIL BOILER SERVICING Unit 38 Farset Enterprise Park, Belfast BT12 7DY 077 1778 7005 Y • PLUMBING O • ELECTRICAL Tel: 028 9024 2496 U • POWER FLUSHING [email protected] R Email: [email protected] H O M For a comprehensiveE list of natural gas installation companies please visit www.phoenixnaturalgas.com? or www.gassaferegister.co.uk Phoenix Natural Gas In association with Local Installer Directory East Antrim SSe Energy MaynePlumbing & Heating Ltd PAUL HARLEY Airtricity Services Leading installer for 20 years. Plumbing & Heating Ltd , Double Natural Gas Industry Award Winner 028 9335 5050 / 028 9083 3322 Specialists in gas boiler Quality installation and backup service. Carrickfergus Newtownabbey/Belfast 7 year warranty. installation, service & repair Finance provided. Credit cards accepted. • FAMILY RUN BUSINESS • PHOENIX NATURAL GAS AWARD WINNERS 028 9751 1115 FINANCE OPTIONS AVAILABLE McGowan Plumbing Pipemac & Heating Services Stehen Meneel Plumbing Free GAS & PLUMBING Estimates. Tel: 028 9016 0480 30 ears experience in lumbing an heating. Mob: 07775 584177 & Heating 18 ears experience in gas installations. 22 Cedar Hill, Newtownabbey Finance available. Service an reairs available. 75 Dalewood NI Gas Installer of the Year 2012017 Newtownabbey 077 1835 7744 [email protected] 5 Oldark Roa, Belfast, BT14 N County Antrim BT36 5WR safe NHBC Pride in the Job Award 2008, 2010 & 2012 Web: www.mcgowanplumbing.co.uk � Phoenix Natural Gas award winning company 028 9039 1792 077 1015 780 Email: [email protected] 556153 Thestehene [email protected] Man Premier Plumbing & Heating MDM Plumbing & Gas LTD Gas, Oil & Plumbing Service & Installation Experts 553123 Chris McCrory HIGHGROVE, CARRICKFERGUS Out of hours service • Vaillant Accredited Installer • QUALIFIED GAS & PLUMBING ENGINEER • Quality Work Guaranteed • Guarantees offered 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Gareth McCrossan 028 9346 2297 / 07968 825516 2 Deanby Gardens Belfast BT14 6NN T 028 9336 7447 028 9573 8959 / 07881 524000 M 07779 104301 [email protected] E [email protected] [email protected] McCrossan Plumbing & Heating www.safegasni.com NI LTD NORMAN ENGLISH Local Family Business Winning Awards And Growing • Extensive Range of Gas THOMPSON Fireplaces – Showroom Open Plumbing & Heating Est. since 1990 • Boiler Servicing & Repair PLUMBING & HEATING LTD TM • Gas Conversions & Heating Full heating installations & • Fires & Cookers T. 028 2826 0922 • Plumbing Services conversions and boiler servicing. Finance Available. • Free Estimates M. 07710 731583 • Landlord Certificates 78 Salisbury Avenue 1 • Finance Available E. [email protected] 8 9 02890771472 | 07779459855 42 MILL ROAD 2 email: [email protected] 6 LARNE BT40 3BX 0 T: 028 9034 3665 www.facebook.com/ThompsonPlumbingHeating PLUMBING & HEATING LTD 537 ANTRIM ROAD, BELFAST Oil to Gas conversions from £1800 Tel: 028 9078 1356 Mobile: 07980969819 Plumbing + Electrical | Environmental Services 07592 074684 / 028 9099 4181 Email: [email protected] 258 Shankill Road, Belfast BT13 2BL Web: www.pauldarbyplumbing.co.uk Call 028 9045 1010 Fina nce Provided www.solvgroup.com uniqueplumbingni.co.uk Note that the details on this publication were correct at time of printing. We recommend that you should always ensure your installation company remains Gas Safe registered and registered to offer any specific grants or incentives. Details of all installers registered with Phoenix Natural Gas can be found on our website www.phoenixnaturalgas.com. Please note that all installers advertising on this leaflet have paid for their inclusion. Our Energy Advisors are not qualified or authorised by Phoenix Natural Gas to introduce or recommend the services of any particular installer. Phoenix Natural Gas will not accept liability for any equipment installed or quality of work performed by any installer. Any agreement made to install natural gas central heating or other gas appliances, including any financial transactions, is between the customer and their chosen installer, not Phoenix Natural Gas. Homeowners installing a central heating appliance will be required to make an application to the Building Control department of their local council prior to work commencing. For a comprehensive list of natural gas installation companies please visit www.phoenixnaturalgas.com or www.gassaferegister.co.uk.
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