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About Us
Your Trusted Partners in Hi-Tech Connections
Trusted Partner for Over 7 Years of Excellence
At Hi-Tech, we're more than just a gas and electricity service—we’re your go-to experts for reliable installations and repairs. Our team of skilled professionals is dedicated to delivering top-notch solutions with precision and care.
Years of Experience
Benefit from skilled professionals with a proven track record in delivering exceptional gas and electricity services.
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Experience quick and efficient solutions for all your gas and electricity needs, right when you need them.
Our Expertise
Professional Solutions at Your Business
Our Services
Comprehensive Solutions for Every Gas & Electricity
Regular Services
Our regular gas and electricity services ensure your business stays in top shape, providing consistent maintenance and expert care for lasting results.
Gas Line Installation
Our Gas Line Installation service ensures safe and proper setup, preventing leaks and providing a reliable gas supply for your business. Trust our experts for professional solutions.
Electrical Panel Upgrades
Our Electrical Panel Upgrades service uses advanced tools to safely upgrade your electrical system, preventing overloads and providing reliable power for your business.
FAQs
Find Answers to Your Questions
- Gas Safety
- Electrical Safety
- Smart Meters
Gas Safety
Do I need a Gas Safety Certificate?
Yes, if you’re a landlord, it is a legal requirement to have an annual gas safety check (also known as a CP12) for all gas appliances and flues you provide. A Gas Safe registered engineer must carry out this check every 12 months.
What is the Gas Safe Register?
The Gas Safe Register is the official gas registration body for the UK. By law, all engineers who work with gas must be on the Gas Safe Register. It replaced the CORGI registration.
How can I check if an engineer is Gas Safe registered?
You can check an engineer’s credentials on the Gas Safe Register website or by asking to see their official ID card. The card will show their unique license number and the type of work they are qualified to carry out.
What should I do if I smell gas?
If you suspect a gas leak, you should:
Immediately open all doors and windows.
Turn off the gas supply at the meter.
Do not smoke, use naked flames, or turn any electrical switches on or off.
Call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999.
Electrical Safety
Do I need an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)?
For landlords in England, it is a legal requirement to have an EICR carried out at least every five years. This ensures the electrical installations in your property are safe. For homeowners, while not a legal requirement, it is highly recommended to have a professional inspection every 10 years or when buying/selling a property.
Who can carry out electrical work?
All electrical work should be carried out by a qualified electrician who can demonstrate their competence. You should look for an electrician registered with a government-approved scheme such as NICEIC, NAPIT, or ELECSA.
What are common signs of an electrical fault?
Look out for flickering lights, fuses that blow regularly, a burning smell, or discoloured plug sockets. If you notice any of these, contact a qualified electrician immediately.
Smart Meters
What is a smart meter?
A smart meter is the new generation of gas and electricity meters that automatically sends meter readings to your energy supplier. This means you get accurate bills instead of estimated ones. It also comes with an in-home display (IHD) that shows you how much energy you’re using in real-time.
Do I have to get a smart meter?
The UK government has a national rollout program to install smart meters in every home. While suppliers are required to offer them, you can choose to refuse a smart meter installation. However, not having a smart meter may limit your choice of energy tariffs.
Is there a cost for a smart meter?
No, there is no upfront cost for the installation of a smart meter. The costs are absorbed by all energy consumers through their energy bills, similar to the way traditional meters are funded