Gold Boilercare Wins National Award, Strengthening Reputation as Dorset's Most Trusted Heating Company
Dorset, England--(Newsfile Corp. - April 26, 2025) - Gold Boilercare, a rising leader in domestic gas and heating services, has announced that it has been awarded Best Heating Engineer at the UK Business Awards 2025. The win marks a major milestone for the Dorset-based company and underscores its growing influence in the South of England's heating and gas services sector.
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The award recognises outstanding performance, customer service, and innovation across British industries. Gold Boilercare stood out among national competitors thanks to its strong focus on employee development, technical excellence, and customer-first approach - all of which have propelled the company to the forefront of the domestic heating industry.
'This recognition is a proud moment for our entire team,' said Aaron Drayton, Director of Gold Boilercare. 'It reflects the dedication and professionalism that our engineers bring to every job, as well as the supportive culture we've worked so hard to build internally.'
Founded on the principles of honesty, quality, and reliability, Gold Boilercare has built a loyal customer base throughout Dorset. Known for its transparent pricing and dependable service, the company offers boiler installations, repairs, and ongoing maintenance - consistently earning praise for its punctuality, clear communication, and long-term service value.
The UK Business Awards panel highlighted Gold Boilercare's unique commitment to its workforce as a key factor in its win. The company's internal development programs go beyond technical training, incorporating soft skills such as time management, customer communication, and personal growth. This comprehensive approach has resulted in consistently high levels of customer satisfaction and repeat business.
'Our engineers aren't just trained - they're empowered,' Drayton added. 'We believe that creating a workplace where our people can thrive leads directly to better service for our customers. This award confirms that our people-first philosophy really works.'
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Gold Boilercare has quickly become known not just for its technical competence, but also for its warm and trustworthy service experience.
With this award win, Gold Boilercare further solidifies its position as a leader in the local industry. While the company continues to grow steadily, its core mission remains unchanged: to raise the standard for domestic gas services by prioritising quality workmanship, clear communication, and respect for every home it enters.
'This isn't just about a trophy,' said Drayton. 'It's about recognising the people behind the scenes - the engineers, the support team, everyone who helps deliver an exceptional service day in and day out. We're grateful for this recognition, and we're more motivated than ever to keep raising the bar.'
About Gold Boilercare
Gold Boilercare is a Dorset-based domestic gas services company specialising in boiler installations, maintenance, and repairs. Known for its transparent pricing, technical excellence, and employee-focused culture, the company is rapidly becoming one of the South of England's most trusted heating service providers.
For more information, visit: www.goldboilercare.co.uk.
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Organization: Gold Boilercare
Contact Person: Aaron Drayton, Director
Email: [email protected]
City & Country: DORSET, ENGLAND
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