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How It Works
How it works
Three steps from a phone call to a finished job.
Tell us what happened
A phone call or a photograph is usually enough to know what we are coming to.
We survey and quote
A fixed price, in writing, with photographs of anything we found.
We do the work
On the day agreed, at the price quoted, and we clear up after ourselves.
How-to Checklist
Before we arrive
About 10 minutes- Move cars off the driveway so the van can get close.3 min
- Unlock any side gate we will need to reach the back.2 min
- Shut cats and dogs indoors for the morning.1 min
- Clear the loft hatch if the survey includes the roof space.3 min
- Have your last survey or guarantee to hand, if you have one.1 min
How-to Steps
Three steps from inquiry to done
No surprises, no chasing. Here is exactly how a job runs.
Tell us what you need
A phone call or the form below. Five minutes is usually enough.
We quote in writing
On site within two days, with a fixed price and a start date.
We do the work
Same crew start to finish, and we clean up before we leave.
Opener Numbered
We come and look before anybody talks about money
Two hours on site, a drone pass over anything we cannot safely walk, and a written report inside five working days.
Setup Guide
How to bleed a radiator
Worth doing before you call anybody out, and it costs nothing.
About 20 minutesTurn the heating off
Let the system cool completely, or you will be bled on by very hot water.
Find the valve
Top corner of the radiator, a small square socket facing sideways.
Open it a quarter turn
Hold a cloth under it. You will hear air. Stop when water arrives.
Check the pressure
Bleeding drops it. Top the boiler back up to the mark on the gauge.
Showcase Alternating
Four stages, and you know the price before the second one
You tell us what happened
A phone call, or a photograph sent to the office. Nine times out of ten that is enough for us to know what we are coming to look at and how long it will take.
We survey and put a price on it
Two hours on site including the loft, a drone pass over anything we cannot safely walk, and a fixed written quote inside five working days.
We do the work on the day we said
Same crew who quoted it, in most cases. If the weather moves us we call you the day before rather than letting you find out from an empty driveway.
We clear up and sign it off
Photographs of the finished work, the guarantee in writing, and the skip gone the same week. The invoice matches the quote unless you asked us to change something.