News & Trade Life
Keep an eye on this page, as it is updated frequently with interesting news articles from the Gas Industry and also any events that we are attending.
Gas Safety Week 13th - 19th September 2021
Wednesday 21st April 2021
Carbon Monoxide - what do you need to know? What is Carbon Monoxide? Carbon Monoxide (CO) is a poisonous gas which has no taste, colour or smell. It can make you feel seriously ill and can kill quickly without warning. What are the signs of a carbon monoxide leak? Carbon monoxide can be produced when poorly maintained, incorrectly fitted or badly repaired appliances do not burn gas completely. Look out for the following signs that could indicate that a gas appliance is not working correctly, and CO may be present in the house:Floppy yellow or orange flame on your gas hob, rather than a crisp blueDark, sooty…
Staying Safe Covid-19
Monday 9th November 2020
Here at Trinity Heating Solutions we have always taken safety seriously and now more than ever we aim to keep both our customers and ourselves safe…
Our Competition Winner
Wednesday 22nd July 2020
Our Competition Winner finally got her installation of a NEST Thermostat worth £179. We are proud installers of Nest Thermostats, so if you are…
New Partnership
Wednesday 22nd July 2020
Great news - Working in partnership with Mitsubishi Electric! We are pleased to announce Trinity Heating Solutions is now a Mitsubishi Electric Accredited Installer - Heating Systems. Here is a really useful link to explain Heating Systems in further detail click here.
Charity 10K run
Wednesday 22nd July 2020
One of our Directors has signed up to do his first ever 10K run, raising money for Wakefield Hospice. He doesn't run so this could all end in tears, however any support raising money for this worthy cause will be much appreciated! Just Giving Sponsorship page - read Mark's story.
Winter advice for your Baxi boiler
Thursday 22nd March 2018
When the 'Beast from the East' met the 'Pest from the West' in February and March 2018, many homes were affected by frozen condensate pipes, which meant their boilers shut down. This is a failsafe mechanism to protect the boiler from water going back up the pipe and inside the boiler, causing damage to the electrics. It is quite simple to thaw the pipe and get your boiler up and running again. We explain how to do it below and advise how you can prevent it from freezing again. How to tell if your condensate pipe is…