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Recommendation for heating/ boiler engineer

By sugarmouse
September 12, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted September 12, 2013

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Posted September 12, 2013

Hiya,

I wanted to re-recommend John Powers as a heating and/or boiler engineer. We called him after seeing him recommended on the EDF to come and service our boiler and to see what other work needed doing on our heating system. He's polite and helpful and was honest when servicing the boiler - saying we'd get another couple of years out of it. He also was very helpful advising us on what we could do about our rattly hot water system. Then when we could smell gas the following day, he popped straight back round (and this was a Saturday) to check all our valves for us.

Very pleased and would not hesitate to recommend. He's on 07977 909339.

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