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Gas boiler Job Leads

Grow your gas boiler business with a steady stream of local enquiries.

Work for Yourself. Let Us Find the Customers.

Boiler Prices sends qualified job leads directly to gas boiler contractors across the UK. Every lead is a homeowner who has filled in our quote-request form — they are actively looking for help right now.

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Local leads only

You set the postcodes you cover. We only send you enquiries from homeowners in your area.

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Genuine enquiries

Every lead is a real homeowner who has described a specific job and asked for quotes.

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Fast delivery

Leads arrive to your account in mobile app and email within minutes of the homeowner submitting their form.

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Flexible subscription

Pay a fixed fee per pack of 5, 10 or 20 leads or pick and pay per leads as they become available in the app. No lock-in contracts.

Boiler enquiries that fit the work you take on

An installation can occupy several days; a service visit needs a different gap in the diary. Use your Leads Do Work account to choose boiler services and coverage that fit your qualifications, travel time and available appointments. Enquiries from boiler-prices.co.uk can concern first-time systems, replacements, combi conversions, repairs, servicing and relocation.

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A lead gives you the chance to contact a homeowner and quote. It is not a booked job or a promise that the customer will reply or appoint you. Homeowners may compare up to four quotations, so allow time for surveys and follow-up when judging whether a pack suits your business.

Start with a contractor account

Create a free account in the Leads Do Work app and review the opportunities and account options available in your area. Businesses joining the network are asked for relevant insurance details and references. Keep your Gas Safe details current and select only the gas work categories and other work your business is competent to undertake.

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Choose services with the first visit in mind

  • Installations: allow for heat-loss assessment, gas-supply planning, radiators and the distinction between a boiler fit and a full heating system.
  • Replacements: establish the existing model, position, flue route and cleaning requirements before offering a firm price.
  • Combi conversions: discuss water flow, simultaneous demand, cylinder removal and compatibility of existing showers.
  • Repairs: match enquiries to the appliances you diagnose and the parts you can source; explain your call-out terms.
  • Servicing: check the model and service history, and confirm whether landlord checks or other appliances are part of the request.
  • Relocation: assess the new flue and drainage routes, future access and the building programme.

Lead packs and workload

The lead-pack options described for this service are 5, 10 and 20 leads. Check the current availability, prices, contact-detail access and terms in your account before purchasing. Also check how the provider handles duplicate, unsuitable or unreachable enquiries; do not assume that every unsuccessful contact qualifies for a credit.

  • 5 leads: a smaller starting point if you want to assess local enquiries around existing installation commitments.
  • 10 leads: consider this when you have time for several survey calls and written quotations over the coming weeks.
  • 20 leads: requires enough capacity to respond and follow up, perhaps across more than one engineer’s diary.

Pack size is a purchasing choice, not a forecast of won work. Keep track of your spend, travel and survey time against the jobs you actually secure.

Coverage should include the return journey

A short service appointment can lose its margin to a long drive. A repair may need a second visit once a part arrives, while an installation needs aftercare. Choose postcodes where those return trips are practical and adjust coverage when your diary fills. An area selection does not guarantee a steady supply of enquiries.

Respond with the right questions

When it is safe to stop working, contact the homeowner and confirm their request. For a replacement, ask about hot-water use and whether the location is changing. For a fault, collect the model, symptoms and displayed code without asking anyone to open the appliance. Request photographs only of safely accessible external details.

Explain whether you are offering an estimate, a survey or paid diagnosis. Agree charges before attending, give an achievable appointment window and avoid promising a same-day repair before checking parts availability.

Put the scope into the quotation

Name the appliance, output, controls, cleaning method and any filter. Describe flue and gas-pipe alterations, waste removal, commissioning, notification where applicable and warranty conditions. Identify decoration or building work that somebody else must finish. A short explanation of why each item is needed helps a homeowner understand the total.

Your business sets its prices and arranges its own appointments, payment and contract with the customer. Create your app account, review the current pack terms and choose the enquiries you have capacity to handle.