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We are an Award-Winning professional management discipline, working in all sectors, focused on the efficient and effective delivery of Gas detection, Hydrogen transitioning whilst enabling Net Zero.

Gas detection specialists with over 20 years experience in providing support, through system design to installation, a true turn-key capability.  We can provide ongoing calibration and maintenance of gas detection systems.

Methane, Hydrogen, Carbon Monoxide, Carbon Dioxide, LPG, Hydrocarbons, Refrigeration Gas, Toxic Gas, Oxygen, Nitrogen & others

  • Hydrogen Ready ?


    Future proof your business, 20% hydrogen enters your gas supply by end of 2023;  In some UK locations - 80% . Explore our transitioning services. 



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    • " Every second counts, and ensuring the gas detection maintenance regime is standard practice should be the first line of safety to prevent catastrophic events within buildings  "


    

    " Only gas detectors which are maintained and calibrated regularly would make any contributions to safety"

    Whether you are considering outsourcing your services for the first time, or you have been doing it for years, our breadth and depth of services and expertise means that we can help to increase efficiencies, reduce costs, increase sustainability, and improve the health and safety and performance of people and buildings.




    We are trusted by many, here are just a few of our clients who put trust in us



    Hydrogen Ready ?



    Your existing gas supply is moving away from methane and will run on cleaner hydrogen.


    By the end of 2023 Britain’s gas grid expects to meet the Government’s target to deliver 20% hydrogen.

    viewmyair make your businesses 'gas detection switchover' from methane gas to Hydrogen simple and straightforward.



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    SMELL GAS ?

    Immediately call


    0800 111 999


    If you smell gas, think you have a gas leak, or are worried that carbon monoxide fumes are escaping from an appliance, call the free National Gas Emergency Service immediately.

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