Gas Fire Servicing
To maintain safe and efficient operation of your gas fireplace, it's essential that it is serviced annually by our Gas Safe-approved technicians. This procedure follows a detailed checklist to thoroughly clean, inspect and test the appliance - paying close attention to the effective operation of the flue, making sure that it's free from blockage and safe for operation.
Log Burning Stoves
Ideal for burning well-seasoned split logs, these stoves provide exceptional levels of efficiency with the cosy comfort that only a real fire can give.
Multi-fuel Stoves
These stoves offer a wider choice of fuels, from coal and smokeless fuel, through to split logs. The choice of fuel may be restricted by local Smoke Control Area regulations, so a suitable smokeless fuel may be required.
Electric Stoves
Electric fires are 100% efficient at the point of use which means no heat is wasted. This is good for the environment and good for your utility bills.
This also means for every kW input you use you get the same kW heat output from the stove.
Gas Stoves
Our gas stoves combine the charm of a real fire with a realistic flame and glow, featuring a traditional black cast iron design that adds warmth, character, and impressive heat efficiency to any room.
Our Gas Fire Service Engineers
Our Gas Safe approved technicians can also advise and make any required repairs - subject to the homeowner's approval.
To find out more and book a service appointment for your gas fire, please Contact Us or call into one of our Showrooms.
To find out more and book a service appointment for your gas fire, please Contact Us or call into one of our Showrooms.
Does Shropshire Gas provide gas fire service near me?
Ideally located in Shropshire, we cover a large section of the West Midlands:
HETAS Approved
HETAS is the official body recognised by Government to approve biomass and solid fuel heating appliances, fuels and services, including the registration of competent installers and servicing businesses. Shropshire Gas is fully approved for this work. Failure to use a HETAS-approved contractor (or alternatively getting a local authority building control inspection) is against the law and may result in your home insurance being invalidated.

As part of our installation, we'll always fit a Carbon Monoxide (CO) detector to warn if CO levels are present.