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Installer List firmus energy Registered Installers – May 2018 North West 1st For Gas 028 27 668652 Simon Small 028 70 833964 P Lynch Plumbing & Heating 07790 864092 4b Ballybrakes Business Park, Patrick Lynch Ballybrakes Road, 193 Hatmore Park, Ballymoney L’Derry [email protected] [email protected] AMK Plumbing & Heating 07803 264570 Pipeline Mechanical Services Ltd. Tony Kelly 028 276 64750 Rosemary Vaughan 02871 372885 15 Mullan Road, 32 Coshquin Road, Ballymoney L’Derry [email protected] [email protected] H&A Mechanical Services 07745 127258 PJ Mullan & Sons 028 70 868736 Benny Quinn 028 79 627220 Patsy Mullan 07802 630903 28 Fivemile Straight, 107 Boleran Rd, Draperstown Garvagh [email protected] [email protected] Finance available P&H Services Mechanical Ltd Letters Plumbing & Heating Peter Bell 07798 731460 Martin Letters 07850 727365 24f Northbrook Industrial Est, 028 70 352579 46 Rathmore Heights, 028 25 646563 Newmills Road, Ballymena Coleraine [email protected] [email protected] Mark Welsby 07753 626364 SM McCoy & Co Ltd 07740 684712 Mark Welsby 028 77 766942 Stephen McCoy 028 70 868595 8 Donalds Hill Court, 26 Glenkeen Road, Limavady Coleraine [email protected] [email protected] VGAS 07890 022773 North West Gas 07815 883758 Jake Vangrove David McAuley 3 Killycon Road, 22 Somerset Park, Portglenone Coleraine [email protected] [email protected] Finance available Registered Installers North West Limavady, Coleraine, Portstewart, Bushmills, Ballymoney firmus energy bring natural gas to your home and fit the meter to your property We do not convert your central heating or fit appliances such as cookers, tumble dryers, real flame fires and gas barbeques. For these services you will need to contact a Gas Safe Registered installer* To help you we have complied a list of Registered Installers who work in your area (see reverse for details). You can find more Gas Safe Registered installers at www.GasSafeRegister.co.uk or by calling 0800 408 5500 Your local firmus energy advisor: Ryan O’Neill Mobile: 07973 894 309 Email: [email protected] Customer Services: 0800 032 4567 Contact me now to arrange your connection to natural gas * details on this list were correct at time of print. We recommend that you always check that your chosen installer remains Gas Safe registered and registered with firmus energy. Details of all installers registered with firmus energy can be found on our website www.firmusenergy.co.uk. Our Energy Advisor is not qualified or authorised by firmus energy to introduce or recommend the services of any particular installer. firmus energy 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 firmus energy. 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 .
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