To better reflect the services we offer, today we officially changed our company name with Companies House from ‘1Gas Siteworks Ltd’ to ‘1Gas Connections Limited’. We still trade as 1Gas.
It’s fantastic what can be created on computers and even games consoles. One of our staff members, Dan Carter, has created this Ford Transit image with 1Gas company livery. We love the colour scheme and layout – it looks very striking in our opinion!
Due to growth in our business, next month we will be relocating from Brighton to a new home two miles down the road in Hove. More details soon.
April 2013 is 1Gas’ most successful month so far – we’ve achieved our highest profit in a single month yet. The previous best month has been toppled by more than 20%. In the midst of a slow economic recovery, we’re very pleased with the results. The graph below shows our steady growth in profit since summer 2011.
Our brand new 1Gas animation video was launched today and we think it’s brilliant. It’s an advert that is now live on our website and also on YouTube. At just over a minute long, it was created to promote the gas connection services 1Gas have to offer, and the benefits we can provide. The video has been kept clean and simple to understand, with a slightly humorous tone, which we hope reflects the helpful customer service and friendly staff we aim to provide at all times. We hope you enjoy the video and welcome your feedback below. To watch the video click here: http://youtu.be/y6vhEbvtMiY
There are many UK gas suppliers since deregulation of the gas market in the last twenty years or so. This provides welcome competition for customers who seek better service or prices. In this article, the 1Gas team have written a short guide on the different UK commercial and business gas suppliers, and a brief overview of each company. British Gas In 1973, the British Gas Corporation was formed and in 1986, the government privatised the company. Its shares were subsequently floated on the UK stock exchange in London. In 1997 British Gas Plc formed part of the BG Group and became a subsidiary of the Centrica group of companies. Centrica has also owned many other famous brands including the AA, Goldfish and Halfords. British Gas is widely recognised as the UK’s largest supplier of gas and electricity. They supply around twelve million homes and 1 million businesses in Britain. British Gas Business was launched in 2005 under the the different brand name targeting specifically business customers. On their website, they promote their vision of aiming to having good relationships with customers through value, service and innovative products. 1Gas have a good relationship with British Gas and […]
Since day one, customer service has been key to the success of 1Gas. It’s a cliché, but it’s true. We haven’t always got it right, and where we’ve been less than perfect we’ve learnt from it. We believe that customer service should be every part of a company’s existence and in every communication with colleagues, customers, suppliers or engineers. We strive to be a friendly, personal company that will go beyond the call of duty for customers wherever possible. In 2012, we received 19 testimonials which are on this website. In 2013 in the first 3-4 months we’ve already had 33 additional testimonials. We’ve just crossed the 50 barrier today (52 to be exact) and we’re really pleased with this result. In this situation, we argue that words speak louder than actions thanks to the many kind customers who have spent the time speaking their opinion of us. Some of the reviews we’ve received for our gas pipe and meter connection services include: ▪ ‘Exceptional service’ ▪ ‘Could not have dealt with my order more professionally, nor in a friendlier manner’ ▪ ‘Second to none for customer service’ ▪ ‘Everything went like clockwork from start to finish. Very professional, helpful, […]
In January work started on a new animated video to give new customers an overview of 1Gas, our services, and the benefits of using us. We’re pleased to see the video is nearly completed and will be live soon on our website in the coming days. A sneak peek preview is below. More news coming soon.
A culmination of factors is creating problems for Britain’s household debt levels to electricity and gas suppliers. It’s recently been estimated that money owed to energy companies by domestic consumers could total more than 600 million pounds, with perhaps as many as four to five million owing a balance [an increase of around 6% from last year] and struggling to keep on top of bills. The amount owed has increased by around 25% on the previous year.
Gas prices have finally shown signs of retreat after the pressures of a difficult winter took their toll on UK reserves. Read this post to find out more.
