Whether you’re an existing engineer or you’re a new entrant to the trades, these are the gas engineers you should be following online.
Social media is a powerful tool for business. It can act as a portfolio, allow you to get to know your existing customers, and reach new ones.
Not only that, but social media is an excellent tool for both learning and networking. Some of the best gas engineers are active online, showcasing their skills, knowledge and expertise.
Andy – CosyWarm
After over 40 years in the industry, Andy’s known for not only his plumbing knowledge but his humour as well. Regularly sharing tips and tricks of the trade, Andy is one to follow whether you’re a new or existing tradesperson.
You’ll spot Andy alongside Pete in their ‘Plumb and Plumber‘ series, and he’s even made his way over to the airwaves on Fix Radio hosting The Heating and Plumbing Show.
Ian – IRB Heating
The man behind the #AreFlueKiddingMe hashtag, Ian, has years of experience in the gas and plumbing industry, and it shows in the quality of his work.
Covering plumbing, gas and heating, if you’re looking for tool reviews, “old skool plumbing”, shiny installs or all of the above, Ian has thousands of followers for a reason.
Jay – tmg_jay
Jay is the man behind The Maintenance Guys. Based in London, Jay and his team cover everything from gas and plumbing to flooring and carpentry.
If you want to see what life as a plumber and gas engineer is like, give Jay a follow. And don’t forget to follow the rest of his team as well!
Pete – PB Plumber
A third-generation plumber and gas engineer, Pete shares his work along with plenty of advice for others in the industry.
Through Pete’s ‘Life of a jobbing plumber‘ vlogs, you’ll be able to see a day in the life of a plumber and gas engineer and learn all about the industry, techniques and knowledge thanks to his in-depth explanations and demonstrations.
Shoaib – The Gas Expert
One scroll of Shoaib’s Instagram, and you’ll know this is a gas engineer worth following.
From bathrooms and showers to domestic and commercial gas, Shoaib’s Instagram handle doesn’t lie. So it’s truly no surprise that 10k+ people are currently following his Instagram – make sure you’re one of them.
Sam – Lowe Services
After starting as a plumber, Sam has since branched out and is not only training to become a gas engineer but he’s set up his own maintenance business as well.
Sam has gained over 2000 followers on Instagram in less than two years, sharing examples of his work, tool reviews, and before and afters.
Follow him on his journey and see what life’s like as a trainee gas engineer.
Getting Started On Social Media
If you’ve never opened a social media account before or want to enhance your business profiles, check out our step-by-step guide on getting started.
And, if you’re looking for more people to follow, check out these electricians, plumbers and tradespeople.
