You arrive on site and the customer says: “My hot water is working fine, but the heating isn’t coming on.” What are the **first 3 things you check?** Think about: • Thermostat / programmer • Motorised valve • Circulation / pump A lot of heating faults come down to understanding how the system should be operating before you even touch it. What’s your process when you walk into a job like this? 👇

Alright team — quick one for all my plumbing & heating apprentices 👇 If you’re on site this week, I want you focusing on the basics done **properly**, not quickly: ✔️ Clean pipework (no messy cuts or burrs) ✔️ Solid joints (no “that’ll do” fittings) ✔️ Accurate measurements (measure twice, cut once — always) ✔️ Respect the system you’re working on (understand it, don’t just copy) Remember — anyone can rush a job… but not everyone can do it right. The lads who stand out in this trade are the ones who: 💡 Ask questions 💡 Take pride in their work 💡 Learn something new every single day 💬 Drop a comment: What’s ONE thing you’ve improved on this week? Let’s keep levelling up 👊

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