Boiler replacements
The main money-maker. The form collects the details you need for a fixed-price quote.
Facebook & Instagram ads for heating and gas engineers
Facebook ads for heating and gas engineers.
Ads that bring in boiler replacements, servicing and heating upgrades from homeowners in your area, with a form that collects the details you need to quote.
- £299 a month, no setup fee
- Run by a Meta-certified specialist
- Your ad account, in your name
Why Facebook ads suit heating and gas engineers
Most people think about their boiler twice a year: when it breaks and when the weather turns. Facebook and Instagram ads let you reach them before the rush, so you’re booking planned replacements rather than juggling emergency calls in December.
Jobs worth advertising
Boiler servicing
Good for building a list of regular customers, especially before winter.
Heat pumps
Growing interest. We write plain ads and avoid promising grant amounts that may change.
Smart thermostats and controls
Easy add-ons with a clear benefit.
Radiators and powerflushes
Steady work that’s simple to explain.
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Your photo of a boiler you’ve installed
What the enquiry form asks
The ad opens a short form inside Facebook or Instagram. It asks the questions you’d ask on the phone, so you can price the job or decide whether to visit.
- Current boiler type: combi, system or regular
- Number of bedrooms and bathrooms
- Whether the boiler is working now
- Postcode, so you only hear from people you cover
Each new enquiry goes straight to your phone or email. Enquiries from your ads come only to you, never shared with other heating and gas engineers.
How it works
Three steps, no fuss.
- 1
Plan
A free 15-minute call about the jobs you want more of, where you work and what a job is worth to you. You leave with a simple plan.
- 2
Set up
We write and design the ads from your job photos, build the enquiry form and connect it to your phone or email.
- 3
Improve
We check the ads every week and send a short monthly report: enquiries, cost per enquiry, quotes and jobs won.
Meta Ads management
£299/month
No setup fee · 3 months to start, then month to month
Your ad budget is separate and paid straight to Meta from your own account. We never promise a set number of enquiries; we report what actually happened. See all prices
Questions from heating and gas engineers
Something else on your mind? Book a free call and ask directly.
Should my ads mention Gas Safe?
Yes, if you’re registered, and you must be for gas work. Homeowners look for it. We only include registrations and accreditations you can show us.
Can you advertise heat pumps and grants?
We can advertise heat pump installs. We keep grant wording general and point people to the official scheme, because amounts and rules change and we don’t want your ads promising something you can’t deliver.
When should I start advertising boilers?
Ideally late summer into autumn, before the cold weather rush, so you can book planned replacements. We’ll suggest timing and budget on the free call.
How much does it cost?
Meta Ads management is £299 a month with no setup fee, for our first three clients. Your ad budget is separate and paid straight to Meta from your own ad account. The first term is three months, then it runs month to month with 30 days’ notice.
Do you work in my area?
Anywhere in the UK. Your ads are aimed at the towns and postcodes you cover, and everything is done online and over video call. We’re based in Devon.
Want to see what your ads would say?
Book a free 15-minute call with Lewis and leave with a plan for your area: which job to advertise, where, and a sensible starting budget.
Not ready for a call?
Tell us your area and we’ll email you a short ad plan for your heating business: what to advertise, where, and a sensible starting budget. Free, and no follow-up calls unless you ask.