Boiler Boost: save £500 this summer

By JR | Blog

Unlock unbeatable summer savings on a brand new, energy efficient boiler

 

When did you last update your boiler? If it’s been a while, our Boiler Boost will help you.

We have launched our summer Boiler Boost offer so you can upgrade to a brand new A-rated, energy efficient boiler.

Upgrading will help save money on your energy bills, and now is the ideal time to do it.

You see, you’re not relying on your heating over the spring and summer months, so it’s the perfect time for us to work on it for you.

Then it will be ready for when you need it in the autumn and winter. Read on for all the details.

Why should you consider having a new boiler?

Quite simply, a new A-rated boiler will be more energy efficient than your old boiler, especially if it’s more than 15 years old, or isn’t a condensing boiler.

This means it will help you reduce your energy bills, which frequently increase each time the price cap changes.

Newer boilers are also better for the environment and will help you reduce your carbon footprint.

This is especially important as the government moves us all towards Net Zero by 2050. The majority of household carbon emissions currently come from heating and hot water generation.

And, of course, a new boiler is less likely to break down, meaning you’ll also save on repair costs. 

 

What’s included in the Boiler Boost offer?

Book your brand new boiler installation by the end of September 2025, by quoting SH5552025, and you’ll get:

Gas Service Engineer job

By PaulS | Blog

We’re hiring a gas service engineer

 

Are you looking for your next challenge?

Join the Stevenson Heating team as a domestic gas service engineer.

The gas service engineer role involves visiting customers across south east London and parts of Kent for pre-arranged appointments to service and repair their heating systems. You will carry out diagnostics and annual servicing checks, as well as deal with boiler breakdowns and emergency repairs.

 

Domestic Gas Service Engineer

£35,000.00-£39,500.00 per year (depending on experience. Overtime available)

Full-time | Permanent

Required: ASAP

West Wickham BR4 0RL

 

Your key tasks and responsibilities will be:

✔ Receiving daily appointments via a handheld device.

✔ Visiting customers with pre-arranged appointments, where you will carry out a variety of gas engineer work. This will mainly be diagnostics and annual servicing, along with breakdowns and emergency repairs.

✔ You must be capable of delivering excellent customer service and top quality solutions.

✔ You will need to be confident in your diagnostics skills.

 

Knowledge, skills and experience required for this role:

✔ Domestic ACS, Gas Safe certificate or equivalent is essential for the role

✔ Previous experience within a similarly diverse role is desirable

✔ A full, and preferably clean, driving licence is required.

Our customers are vitally important to us, as are you. Your own interpersonal skills, professionalism and knowledge will already be clearly visible. We want to ensure our customers receive the best service possible that we are known for, while ensuring both you and they are safe.

 

Who is Stevenson Heating?

Since 1928, Stevenson Heating Ltd has provided more than 50,000 customers with efficient, quality gas heating installations. Our attention to detail and commitment to achieving the highest standards of work make us one of leading installers in the country. A significant proportion of our work is repeat business from satisfied clients.

 

What we can offer you:

We offer a great starting salary, alongside a bonus package, a company vehicle and 20 days holiday a year, not including UK bank holidays. You will also be provided with a handheld device, phone and work wear.

 

Sound like you?

If you think you fit the bill to be a gas service engineer with us, please send an up-to-date CV to info@stevensonheating.co.uk.

Meet the team: Jay Holt

By JR | Blog

Each month, we’re interviewing a different member of our team. This month we spoke to our Senior Gas Fitter and Installer, Jay Holt.

 

How long have you worked for Stevenson’s, Jay?

I first started with Stevenson’s over 30 years ago. I started out here after college and did my gas installer apprenticeship. Then I left to do something different, during which time I was tinting car windows.

By chance, Stevenson’s founder Peter came in one day to have his car tinted and we got talking. So, I decided to come back and have been here ever since!

 

What’s involved in your role?

Each day is different because every heating installation is different. That’s what I like about my job; it’s very varied. It’s challenging but mostly in a good way! I get to problem-solve every day; it’s part and parcel of the job.

You’re usually working on installations that someone else has fitted, often some time ago. Each property and where they have their boiler and pipework is different. So there can be problems that crop up or things to work out, such as the best place to site a boiler or how to deal with some tricky pipework. I really enjoy working things like that out.

 

What training have you had?

Aside from my stint as a car window tinter, I’ve always been a gas installer. I finished my O-levels at college and then did a gas apprenticeship while I was at Stevenson’s to qualify as a gas fitter.

Back in the day it was CORGI but now, of course, it’s Gas Safe. I keep up-to-date with the latest regulations and go back to college every five years or so, when legislative changes mean we need to update our qualifications too.

 

Tell us something we don’t know about you

I really like keeping fish. I’d love some saltwater fish, but they require a lot of work and the water has to be changed frequently. So, I have tropical fish instead, as they’re easier to look after. In fact my son and I have just bought a big fish tank to go in the living room!

 

Do you have a favourite film?

I’m a James Bond fan, especially of Daniel Craig’s films. I’ve been lucky enough to see the new Bond film, No Time to Die, recently and would highly recommend it, if you haven’t seen it already.

 

And finally, do you prefer tea or coffee?

For me, it’s always coffee. I prefer it strong and black and usually have several cups a day!

Did you enjoy reading about Jay Holt? If you’d like to read more about our other staff, click here.

Meet the team: Liam Titchener

By JR | Blog

Each month, we’re interviewing a different member of our team. This month we spoke to Installations Engineer Liam Titchener, who has recently become Gas Safe registered.

We’re thrilled to announce that Liam has recently completed his training and is now Gas Safe registered.

Liam is pictured centre above with his Gas Safe registration certificate (with George Tolley, left and Neil Stevenson, right). He’s been working with us for a while, studying for his apprenticeship and then his Gas Safe qualifications.

 

How long have you worked for Stevenson’s, Liam?

I have worked at Stevenson’s for just over three years as a heating engineer. Before that, I worked in the office for a year around eight years ago, booking in surveys and jobs.

 

What relevant training and qualifications have you done?

I studied for an apprenticeship through Bromley College (part of London South East Colleges). Through my apprenticeship I gained an NVQ Level 2 in Plumbing and Heating.

I’ve also recently studied at Carshalton College for my Gas Safe qualification, which means I’m now Gas Safe registered. Overall, my training to become qualified and registered took me around three and a half years.

 

What’s involved in your role?

As Installations Engineer, I mainly carry out boiler installations, but I also do a bit of servicing, service jobs and plumbing jobs.

 

What did you do before working at Stevenson’s?

When I left school, I studied Sports Development and Training at college. I became an FA Level 2 Football Coach, coaching in primary schools around the local area. A few times, I was also a body double on some football adverts, which was an interesting and exciting experience!

 

What would you like to achieve in your current role?

I will continue to uphold the installations department’s aim, which is to carry out boiler installations professionally and cater to customers’ needs. This gives you a rewarding feeling once the job is complete.

 

What are your future career ambitions?

I would like to gain more knowledge and experience and progress up within Stevenson Heating.

 

What do you like about working for Stevenson Heating?

The supportive and friendly working environment!

 

Do you have any hobbies or interests?

I am a season ticket holder at Chelsea and have followed them both home and away for as long as I can remember!

 

Do you prefer tea or coffee?

Coffee in the morning, and then tea during the day.

Did you enjoy reading about Liam Titchener? If you’d like to read more about our other staff, click here.