Gas EngineerPublic profile
S Farnell Plumbing and Heating Ltd
Trust score
82out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volume341
Source diversity2 sources
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5.0out of 5
Highlights
"Steve has done 4 jobs in my house now, fixed 3 leaking sinks and 1 leaking toilet (new build falling apart). Great customer service, always turned up on time and always let me know what the options are and how much it is."
"Steve went above and beyond to repair various plumbing issues we were experiencing and would recommend him without hesitation. Great communications and carried out repairs to a high quality."
"Steve was very good, explained what was required and carried everything out very well"
Detailed reviews
Steve has done 4 jobs in my house now, fixed 3 leaking sinks and 1 leaking toilet (new build falling apart). Great customer service, always turned up on time and always let me know what the options are and how much it is.
Steve went above and beyond to repair various plumbing issues we were experiencing and would recommend him without hesitation. Great communications and carried out repairs to a high quality.
Steve was very good, explained what was required and carried everything out very well
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Local context
Rated 5.0★ — in line with the local average for gas engineers in Manchester
Across 57 rated gas engineers in Manchester, the typical rating is 4.9★. We compare against the same businesses a homeowner would find searching for this trade locally.
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✓Review volume: 341
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