Carlisle (CA1 to CA3)
Red sandstone terraces, Victorian semis and newer estates, nearly all on mains gas.
These are the towns and villages around Carlisle that we take boiler jobs from. If yours is missing, give us your postcode and we will check.

Homes in and near the city are mostly on mains gas. Further out, oil is the norm.
Red sandstone terraces, Victorian semis and newer estates, nearly all on mains gas.
Larger older houses north of the River Eden, mostly heated by gas.
Post-war and modern homes on the south-east side of the city, on mains gas.
Terraces and family houses east of the centre, almost all on gas.
Estates on the west side of Carlisle with combi and system boilers on gas.
A village on the River Caldew where gas and oil homes sit side by side.
Stone houses above the Eden, with oil common on the edges of the village.
A village close to the M6 with a mix of older cottages and newer homes.
Homes along the A69 east of Carlisle, some on gas and some on oil.
A small village south-east of the city where oil heating is common.
A market town with stone terraces in the centre and farms on oil all around.
Near the Scottish border on the River Esk, with plenty of oil-heated farms nearby.
A village near the Eden estuary where many homes run on oil.
Cottages and farms out towards the Solway, mostly heated with oil.
A village on the road to Wigton with a mix of gas and oil boilers.
A market town on gas, surrounded by farms and hamlets that use oil.
Ring the number below or fill in the form. An engineer who covers your area will call you back to talk it over.
01228 479350