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Trading as ukhomeheating.com - just avoid!

We had a new central heating system installed in Sept/Oct 2007. They ripped the old one out (well left it under the floorboards except for a 20cm high pipe capped off in a wardrobe which was the water supply to the now-gone tank.

When we returned from honeymoon in mid-Oct 2007 we noticed that the flue was leaking onto a new radiator and had stained it rusty and reported to UKHomeHeating. And again. And again. And again. Until in mid-December they sent a local subcontracted engineer round who looked at it. Called it bloody awful and said he would get UKHomeHeating to send another flue to be fitted. Which they didn't

So I rang. And rang. And rang. And rang. Numerous times. I threatened them with Trading Standards and CORGI.

So avoid.

CORGI are coming next week (if the wife doesn't go into labour first) and then hopefully that will be the end of the matter. Or else it is to Small Claims Court.

Can anyone help with documentation to prove British Gas powerflush was guarantted for five years in sept.2003

Recently paid for a new solid oak floor to be laid which looks great - however to corners of the lounge the floor has come away from the adhesive (laid on a concrete floor) and moves very noticeably when walked on
By the door entrance and hearth on fire it is pushing up where it has expanded to much
The floor specialist scabbled to original floor, leveling compound on it, dpm and adhesive
His advice is that the floor has taken so much moisture from the original concrete floor under the ceramic tiles in the hallway - the new floor is absorbing all the moisture which has caused the massive expansion - which has broken the adhesive under neath which has caused the DPM to be faulty.
how do we get over this situation where we have a useless wooden floor that has been paid for

Based in Greater Manchester, this firm is reliable, professional, and do a fantastic job. Their sales team are not "pushy". Their double glazed units are top quality. I never thought I would be able to recommend a double glazing firm as one hears so many horror stories, but I certainly can this one!

PLEASE, PLEASE DON'T shop at MFI. I wish I'd have read and researched more before I went there. Bought fitted wardrobes and paid over £3,000 now had fitter back 3 times adjusting doors & drawers. Now MFI & fitter are not answering phone. SHARPS were double price but you get what you pay for! No wonder they're closing.Terrible customer service. I'm treating these wardrobes with kid gloves and they're still falling off the hinges.

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