Gas Engineer
Plumbing Paramedics
Trust score
63out of 100
Rating4.6★
Review volume28
Source diversity1 source
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What customers say
4.6out of 5
Highlights
"Arrived early. Work carried out to a very high standard and a competitive price."
"Very good experience, very happy with the outcome. Problem resolve, plumber was efficient, effective and good knowledge. Would recommend and call back within the future"
Detailed reviews
There aren’t enough characters to describe the full events but here is a summary:- Arrived to install a supplied cistern. Unable to fit stating that the part supplied with the cistern was incorrect and caused a leak. Agreed to attend the next day. Didn’t show and didn’t communicate that they weren’t returning. They also stole the cistern mount. Had to get another plumber in. Discovered that there wasn’t a faulty part and plumber paramedics had cut the flush pipe too short, which caused the leak. I wouldn’t recommend and going by other reviews they a history of not returning.
Arrived early. Work carried out to a very high standard and a competitive price.
Very good experience, very happy with the outcome. Problem resolve, plumber was efficient, effective and good knowledge. Would recommend and call back within the future
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Verified plumber in Southend on Sea, Essex.
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