Gas Engineer
Rob Greenfield
Trust score
79out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volume81
Source diversity1 source
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What the public record says
5.0out of 5
Highlights
"Excellent results, transparent communications, clear invoice, will 100% be contacting Rob again for future work"
"Rob was quick to respond,, quick to attend my property and quick to fix my toilet at a reasonable price. Would highly recommend!"
"I had a leaking basin. Rob arrived on time and did an excellent job of repairing the leak. He also suggested and carried out an option to improve the flow of the basin drain. A really helpful, pleasant and efficient workman."
Detailed reviews
Excellent results, transparent communications, clear invoice, will 100% be contacting Rob again for future work
Rob was quick to respond,, quick to attend my property and quick to fix my toilet at a reasonable price. Would highly recommend!
I had a leaking basin. Rob arrived on time and did an excellent job of repairing the leak. He also suggested and carried out an option to improve the flow of the basin drain. A really helpful, pleasant and efficient workman.
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Local context
Rated 5.0★ — above the local average for gas engineers in Worthing
Across 20 rated gas engineers in Worthing, the typical rating is 4.8★. We compare against the same businesses a homeowner would find searching for this trade locally.
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Verified plumber in Worthing, West Sussex.
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✓Review volume: 81
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Before you hire a gas engineer
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Never let an unregistered person touch your gas: unsafe gas work risks carbon monoxide poisoning, fire and explosion, and is a criminal offence.
For a boiler or appliance install, get the work and price in writing and keep the Gas Safe / Building Regulations certificate they are required to give you.
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