Gas Safe Register exists to protect you, your family, and your property from dangerous gas work. Incorrectly fitted, badly repaired or poorly maintained gas appliances are a major cause of lethal carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning, and can also lead to gas leaks and explosions. To carry out work on gas installations and appliances safely and legally, engineers in Great Britain and the Isle of Man must be on the Gas Safe Register. We are a small very experienced team of Central Heating and Catering Engineers covering Central Scotland.
D Steel Gas Services is your traditional tradesman company in Falkirk, taking care of all your gas and water installations. We provide comprehensive advice, high-quality professional work and an extensive level of service which is monitored at all times - both during and after the completion of the project. We arethere for you, in person, both during and outside of normal office hours. We guarantee that all of our work is carried out without any hassle and with a positive impact on the environment!
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We're aware of some misinformation being shared on social media regarding the loss of gas in Falkirk. Here's the facts:
We've been visiting affected properties across the affected area in Falkirk this afternoon to turn off supplies at the meter. We've already visited more than 1,000 properties and our engineers will continue visiting more homes until 11pm tonight.
Our engineers are working to repair the fault at our gas governor, which has impacted on gas supplies to more than 8,000 properties in the Bainsford, Carron, Carronshore, Larbert, Langlees, New Carron Village, Skinflats and Stenhousemuir areas of Falkirk.
Unfortunately due to the ongoing gas supply issue in some local areas, a number of schools will be closed tomorrow Monday 2 December https:// www.falkirk.gov. uk/news/ article.aspx?aid =6378