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Company details
- Plumber
- Drainage Service
- Gas engineer
- Gas installation service
- Central Heating Service
- Oil & Natural Gas Company
Written by the company
We offer a full range of domestic and commercial Plumbing, Heating & Water Management Services throughout the North of Scotland. Whether you are looking to replace a tap washer, or a full heating system, be sure to give us a call. Our engineers can install and repair Gas, Oil and LPG appliances. We are Grants G1 and Worcester Accredited installers. Centurion Plumbing Services (Scotland) Ltd, big enough to cope, small enough to care.
Contact info
Unit 7A, IV6 7UA, Muir of Ord, United Kingdom
- 01463741471
- info@centurionplumbingservices.co.uk
- centurionplumbingservices.co.uk
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