Boiler Manufacturer Fixed Price Repairs

All local gas engineers know this trick, but few of them tell customers about it!

If you have a boiler breakdown as followings:

• The boiler is less than 10 or even less than 15 years old so the boiler manufacturer is still happy to cover this model.
• The problem is at the boiler, not at an external pump or motorised valves etc.
• The boiler is out of warranty, of course.
• A local independent gas engineer has quoted a repair price for more than £400 in total.
• He or she doesn't offer no fix no fee.

Then you are suggested to contact the boiler manufacturer to get their repair team out for a fixed price repair at about £330 to £360 inclusive. This price is capped, regardless how many parts they fit and how long they spend on site.

Engineers from all boiler manufacturers are competent on their own boilers, and they carry common parts as van stock, so they have a good first time fix rate. Contrastly, most local independent gas engineer will need to come back with newly ordered part or parts.

You are also suggested only go for boiler manufacturer own team (direct employees), not their sub contrators. Sometimes they might suggest you go for one of their sub contractors like Domestic and General etc. Boiler manufacturer own engineers are far better on quality, as all other sub contractors are eventually getting jobs done by local independent gas men or women, who are less competent than manufacturer's engineers for sure.

At Herts Boilers we have more than enough work and more importantly we are honest and treat customers like we are expected to be treated by other trades, so we tell our customers the best option and put our company profit at the second.

If it is Herts Boilers who diagnosed the problem and suggested a customer go for a boiler manufacturer fixed price repair, providing the diagnosis is correct, Herts Boilers charges a diagnostic fee of £70 + VAT.

Here is a recent Google review by a local customer about his boiler repair by a manufacturer fixed price repair which we had recommended to him.

Herts Boilers also maintain this blog site: https://www.boilerblog.co.uk/