Vpd Ductwork Limited
Boiler & heating company registered in Welling, Kent
- Registered name
- Vpd Ductwork Limited
- Address
- 36 LYME ROAD, Welling DA16 1RJ
- Town
- Welling
- County
- Kent
- Companies House
- 10207167
- Incorporated
- May 2016
- Trade (SIC)
- Plumbing, heating & air-conditioning installation (43220)
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Is Vpd Ductwork Limited Gas Safe registered?
This directory does not confirm registration. Anyone working on a gas boiler in the UK must be on the Gas Safe Register, so check it directly using the company name or the postcode (DA16 1RJ) before booking, and ask to see the engineer's Gas Safe ID card on the day.
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Can I see reviews for Vpd Ductwork Limited?
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Should I repair or replace my boiler?
A repair makes sense on an otherwise sound boiler. Replacement is usually the better value once a boiler is past 10 to 12 years old, parts are hard to get, breakdowns are frequent, or efficiency has dropped. Ask the engineer to price both where a repair is borderline.