Services in Rubery
Etchells Plumbing Services covers Rubery (B45) as part of our regular working area. Call 07775 775908 to discuss the job, or use the links below for more detail on each service.
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Gas Boiler Repairs in Rubery
Fault finding and repair for gas boilers that have broken down, lost heat or stopped producing hot water.
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Boiler Installation & Replacement in Rubery
Replacement boilers and new gas boiler installations, planned around the existing heating system in the property.
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Central Heating Installation in Rubery
Full heating systems including boiler, pipework, radiators and controls for new or outdated installations.
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Gas Cooker Installation in Rubery
Gas Safe registered installation of gas cookers for homes and businesses, including replacements onto an existing supply.
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Landlord Gas Safety Certificates (CP12) in Rubery
Landlord Gas Safety Records (often called CP12 certificates) for rented properties, carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer.
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Gas Safe Registered Gas Engineer in Rubery
A local Gas Safe registered engineer for regulated gas work, heating faults and boiler services.
Emergency cover in Rubery
We provide 24 hour emergency plumbing for urgent faults in Rubery. For a suspected gas leak, leave the property and call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999 before contacting any engineer.
Nearby areas we also cover
Common questions about work in Rubery
Is Rubery in Birmingham?
Rubery sits on the boundary. Some streets are administered with Birmingham, others with Worcestershire. For our purposes it is in the regular South Birmingham / north Worcestershire corridor. We do not treat it as central Birmingham.
Do you cover Rubery as well as Rednal and Barnt Green?
Yes. They share the B45 postcode district but they are separate places. Each has its own page because the housing and the onward links are different.
Can you repair a combination boiler in Rubery?
Yes. Combination boiler faults are the usual Rubery repair call. We diagnose the appliance and advise if replacement would be the more durable option.