
Conversations that fuel the gas trade 🔥🎙️ From boilers to business and everything in between, the Gas Engineer Podcast is a UK-focused trade podcast for gas engineers and heating professionals — whether you're a sole trader running the show solo or building and growing a team. We cover the real-world challenges of working in the industry, combining technical insight with business advice and hone... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

Brent Songhurst joined the British Army at 16, did demolitions and bridge building in Africa, and left at 24 with a mortgage, a child, and a plan to go self-employed.
Six weeks later JJS Gas and Heating was in business. Nearly 11 years on he's runn... more
There is more to this trade than airing cupboards and boiler swaps. Daisy Turner went halfway around the world with a handful of tools, a language barrier, and the same plumbing principles she uses every day, and left a village in Nepal with clean ru... more
Solicitors and dentists don't discount their rates to win customers. So why are gas engineers constantly undercutting each other?
Dean Jones has built his business by refusing to race to the bottom, and in this episode he explains why lowering your... more
Her headteacher called her into the office and told her she was too smart to do construction. She became a plumber anyway, and went on to win national competitions, volunteer in Nepal, become a brand ambassador and a UK board director, all while hold... more
What does it actually take to build a heating business that can grow without you being in the middle of everything?
Edward Lovell is back on the podcast talking about the moment the chaos stops being manageable, why most engineers stay in it longer... more
Five years ago, Dean Jones walked away from British Gas with no safety net.
Today Jonesthegas is one of the most successful and well-known engineers in the industry. This episode covers his whole journey — from building a customer base from scratch... more
What if the thing holding your business back isn't your trade skills? How you think about money, customers, and your own value are all worth just as much as your technical skills and knowledge.
Edward Lovell sits down with Tulloch to break down how... more
The way you test for gas leaks is changing. The old 4 and 8 millibar method is gone, and installation volume calculations are coming in. If you haven't already got your head around what that means in practice, especially on jobs where you can't see t... more
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The show blends technical gas engineering insight with practical business guidance for tradespeople, focusing on how to grow a one-person operation into a scalable business. Recent episodes explore pricing psychology, value-based offerings, and the shift from manual processes to digital systems, alongside strategies for collecting and leveraging customer feedback, expanding service lines (such as heat pumps), and navigating industry regulation. Sponsorships are integrated naturally to highlight relevant software and training resources. Overall, it's a practical, real-world resource for engineers who want to improve both technical and entrepreneurial skills, with a noticeable emphasis on operational efficiency, client experience, and growth ... more
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Recent guests on Gas Engineer Podcast include:
1. Dean Jones
2. Daisy Turner
3. Edward Lovell
4. Ryan Nesbitt
5. Harry Budd
6. Hollie Stallworthy
7. Luke Hodgkinson
8. Terry Sawyer
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