About Teesside Heating Engineers
Teesside homeowners and landlords get free, competitive quotes for boilers, central heating, repairs, power flushing and CP12 certificates here. The enquiry goes through our quote partner Bark.com to rated local heating professionals covering your area.
Heating is the trade where homeowners feel least able to argue. The boiler stops in February, the price arrives verbally, the jargon does the rest, and nobody knows whether £2,400 was fair or whether the old appliance was worth saving at all. This site exists to make that conversation legible: the price in writing before work starts, the appliance and the warranty named, and a straight answer on whether a repair is money well spent or money thrown after a dying boiler.
How it works
Tell the quote form what the job is, roughly what boiler and system you have, and your postcode. The enquiry goes through our quote partner Bark.com to rated local heating professionals covering your area, who look at the property, work out what the job actually needs, and put a price in writing. Boiler replacements, full central heating installations, annual services, breakdown repairs, power flushing and landlord gas safety records are all handled the same way.
The standards this site holds to
- Gas Safe registration, checkable: the registration number should appear on the quote so you can verify it on the register before anyone lifts a spanner.
- Fixed written prices: the appliance, output, warranty length, controls, flue work and making good all named, so two quotes can actually be compared.
- Repair or replace, said plainly: a serviceable boiler gets repaired, and a boiler past saving gets told so rather than quietly milked.
- Paperwork included: commissioning record, Benchmark checklist, building control notification and warranty registration are part of the job, not extras.
- System, not just appliance: sludge, hard water scale, radiator balancing and controls looked at properly, because a new boiler on a dirty system fails early.
Who runs it
360 Media Works Ltd publishes this site. It is a Stockton-on-Tees business, based at Varsity House on Preston Farm. The guides are deliberately written to stand on their own: real 2026 prices, the questions worth asking a heating engineer, and the trade-offs most sales pages leave unmentioned, whether or not you ever fill the form in.