Gas Engineer
The Boiler Guy
Trust score
76out of 100
Rating4.9★
Review volume46
Source diversity1 source
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4.9out of 5
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"Paul was great! Easy communication to book in, timely, and did a clean and careful job. He clearly explained everything and checked the system was working as it should. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend - thanks Paul!"
"I contacted Paul through Checkatrade, he came back with a quick reply and quote to replace my old boiler, he turned up on the arranged day and time, Paul did a great job, with minimal disruption, cleaned up after he had finished, He did a great job, I would highly recommend him."
"Turned up when agreed and was very polite and efficient."
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Turned up when agreed and was very polite and efficient.
Paul was great! Easy communication to book in, timely, and did a clean and careful job. He clearly explained everything and checked the system was working as it should. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend - thanks Paul!
I contacted Paul through Checkatrade, he came back with a quick reply and quote to replace my old boiler, he turned up on the arranged day and time, Paul did a great job, with minimal disruption, cleaned up after he had finished, He did a great job, I would highly recommend him.
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Verified central heating in Tyldesley, Greater Manchester.
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