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While you wait
- Leaking water: turn off the stopcock, usually under the kitchen sink or where the supply enters the building.
- Boiler fault: note the code on the display and the pressure gauge reading.
- Smell gas: leave the property, avoid switches and flames, and call the national gas emergency number on 0800 111 999.
Resources
Some useful reading
GuideLandlord Gas Safety Certificates in London: A Practical Guide
What the law asks of London landlords on gas safety, what the engineer actually tests, how to handle tenant access, and what the check outcomes mean.
GuideCold Radiators: What the Cold Spot Tells You and When to Flush
Where a radiator stays cold tells you a lot. Here is how to read it, what you can safely check yourself and when a power flush makes sense.
GuideBlocked Drains in London Period Homes: Causes, Checks and Fixes
Why old London drains block, who owns which pipe, the warning signs to watch for, and what you can safely try yourself before calling in help.