Highworth is covered for boiler repair, annual servicing, air conditioning and landlord gas certificates. Gas Safe registered (574706), F-Gas certified (FGAS3029925), based in Swindon. One engineer, no sub-contractors, honest pricing.
Highworth sits on a hill about six miles north-east of Swindon, with 84 listed buildings in its conservation area town centre — one of the highest concentrations in Wiltshire. The older properties here include substantial Victorian and Edwardian houses, many of which have been adapted over the decades and may have a mix of heating system generations inside.
The town has grown significantly with new residential development to the south and east, adding a large number of modern combi-fitted homes. These newer properties sit alongside the older stock, meaning the range of boiler types encountered in Highworth is broader than in many Swindon suburbs.
Highworth is close enough to Swindon for same or next day attendance on most callouts, and the conservation area status of parts of the town centre is worth bearing in mind for any air conditioning installation — permitted development rights do not apply to listed buildings or properties in conservation areas, so planning should be confirmed before installation is booked.
Fault diagnosis and repair on modern combis and older conventional systems alike. No heating, no hot water, fault codes, pressure loss and leaks all diagnosed properly. Cost confirmed before work starts.
Full service including heat exchanger clean, flue gas analysis, safety device testing and written certificate. £95 flat rate. Highworth’s older housing stock benefits particularly from a thorough annual check — older appliances that have not been regularly serviced can develop efficiency and safety issues that go undetected.
F-Gas certified installation. Note: properties in Highworth’s conservation area or any listed building in the town centre require planning permission before installation — this is confirmed at the survey visit. Standard homes outside the conservation area proceed as permitted development.
CP12 for rental properties in Highworth. The town has a rental market across both the older terraces and newer estates. Digital certificate issued after the check, copies to landlord and tenant.
All of Highworth is covered, including the town centre, Eastrop, the newer developments to the south and east, Hannington, Inglesham and the surrounding villages. Stanton Fitzwarren, South Marston and Blunsdon are also within the regular working area.
Highworth town centre is a conservation area with 84 listed buildings. Air conditioning installation on listed buildings or within the conservation area requires planning permission — permitted development rights do not apply. This is checked at the survey visit before any quote is given. Standard homes outside the conservation area are unaffected.
Yes. Highworth is within the regular working area. Most callouts are attended same or next day. Travel time from the SN3 base is around 15–20 minutes.
Yes. Conventional boiler and hot water cylinder setups, gravity-fed systems and older controls are all covered alongside modern combis. Older system types are common in Highworth's Victorian and Edwardian housing stock and are not a problem.
£95 flat rate for a full annual service. That covers the full inspection, clean and test, flue gas analysis and written record. No hidden extras for a standard visit.
If your property is a listed building or within the Highworth conservation area, you will need planning permission before installation — permitted development rights do not apply. Standard homes outside the conservation area can proceed as normal. This is confirmed at the free survey visit.
Yes. Landlord Gas Safety Certificates (CP12) across Highworth. The annual service and CP12 can be combined in one visit. Digital certificate issued immediately after the check.
All the common domestic brands — Worcester Bosch, Vaillant, Ideal, Baxi, Glow-worm, Potterton, Viessmann and others. Combi, system and conventional boiler types are all covered.
