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Boiler/central heating care
ironman1
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Anyone have any recommendations over who to go to for this? My brother is a plumber and checked out our boiler as the hot water wasn't working. Its five years old but has only had one service and that was three years ago.
He reckons I need to get a monthly plan with someone to get Boiler and Central Heating call outs and an annual service.
Another monthly bill but one we need with a young baby. So if anyone can recommend one that would be great. We are with Npower for gas/elec in a flat if that helps
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He reckons I need to get a monthly plan with someone to get Boiler and Central Heating call outs and an annual service.
Another monthly bill but one we need with a young baby. So if anyone can recommend one that would be great. We are with Npower for gas/elec in a flat if that helps
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i work for a company that does central heating cover, but im not going to plug them.
What i will say is try to stick to companies that use their own engineers rather than companies that subcontract either all or the majority of work:
Companies who have their own engineers and may use a small amount of subbies:
British Gas
Eon
Southern Electric
Scottish Hydro
Companies who have some engineers but use mostly subbies:
Npower
Homeserve
Companies who have no engineers and sub contract completely:
The AA
Scottish Power
all home insurers, & Banks
Im certain this list is correct.
Other might want to add to this.Promo codes are never always cheaper..... isnt that right EuropCar?0
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