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What customers said after the visit
Rated 4.2 out of 5 across 68 customer reviews. A spread of 21 of them is printed below in full, one appliance after another, including the visits that took two trips. The rest are printed on the repair and village pages they came from.
Average
4.2 of 5
Published
68 reviews
How to read these
The figure above the cards counts the whole pool the rating averages, not the number of cards. Each entry is one visit: what had failed, what was measured, what was changed and how the call ended. They are printed as they were given to us, first name and last initial only, and nothing has been trimmed to make a visit look tidier than it was.
A wall of nothing but top marks would tell you nothing. Several of the entries below describe a part that arrived wrong, a fault that came back, or a second trip. Those are the honest cost of the work and they stay on the page.
- 5 out of 5 23
- 4 out of 5 37
- 3 out of 5 8
No figure appears in any of them. What a job costs is set out on the pricing page, and what happens after the repair is on the warranty page. If one of these describes the fault on your own appliance, the page for that repair explains how it gets diagnosed.
Customer feedback
A spread of them, in full
The hood lighting had gone flickery and one strip had died completely. He replaced the driver rather than the whole light bar, which he said is the part that actually fails, and cleaned the lenses while he was in there.
Auberon L.September 2026
The freezer column started sounding like a hairdryer overnight. He found the fan blade catching ice that had built up from a blocked drain, cleared the tube and fitted the clip that keeps the heater against it.
Henrietta K.September 2026
The machine had started dropping a wet puck into the tray and the cup came out half full. He stripped the brew group, found the drainage valve gummed shut with old oils and freed it. Coffee has been proper ever since.
Isolde R.September 2026
The cutlery came out gritty while everything else in the load looked clean. He found the lower jets partly closed with scale and a filter seal sitting proud of its seat, cleared both and ran a cycle before he left.
Octavia S.September 2026
The lower oven of the pair had stopped heating while the top one behaved perfectly. He traced an open broil element and a scorched terminal block behind it, renewed both, and checked the upper oven while the trim was off.
Imogen F.August 2026
A back burner had gone lazy and yellow and was sooting the pans. He lifted the top, cleared the port drilling and reset the air shutter, then lit the whole set side by side so I could see the difference.
Rupert A.August 2026
Steam had stopped arriving at all and the oven simply heated like an ordinary one. He measured the generator element cold, showed me the reading on the meter, and had a replacement with him so it was done in one visit.
Tamsin O.August 2026
The island hood had grown loud enough to talk over. A blower bearing was on its way out. He replaced the motor assembly and balanced the wheel, and the noise dropped back to where it used to sit.
Delilah S.August 2026
Our tall column crept up several degrees over a weekend while the freezer next to it was untouched. He measured the fan current, found the motor stalling warm, and swapped it. Temperature settled by that evening.
Horace M.August 2026
Our morning shots had gone short and bitter. The brew unit was gummed solid with old grounds and would not travel its full stroke. He stripped and greased it, and it pours a proper volume again.
Harriet B.August 2026
Glassware kept coming out cloudy and it was not spotting. He tested our supply, adjusted the internal water setting to suit it and rinsed the salt reservoir out. Two loads later the glasses were clear again.
Terrence O.August 2026
Upper oven of the stacked pair would not unlock after a clean cycle. He released the latch through its own motor rather than levering anything, then replaced the switch that had held it shut. No marks left behind.
Georgina M.August 2026
Every burner on the rangetop clicked after a bad storm, whether lit or not. He replaced the spark module and checked each electrode gap afterwards. Sensible work, though he arrived later in the day than agreed.
Wilma J.August 2026
Steam was weak and arriving late in the programme. He took the generator apart and there was a hard crust round the element that the cleaning cycle had never been going to shift. Cleared by hand, and it steams properly.
Thomasina R.August 2026
Extraction over our island had weakened to almost nothing. He measured airflow at the canopy, then at the roof, and showed me that the run has two more bends than the blower was ever sized for. Cleaning helped some.
Osric H.July 2026
Frost kept returning across the freezer column back panel. He tested the defrost heater and its limit switch in front of me, found the limit open, and fitted a new one. No frost since, and the drain runs clear.
Sylvie B.July 2026
Water had been dripping into the cabinet under the machine for weeks before we spotted the swollen shelf. He found a split on the outlet hose where it turns behind the frame, renewed it and dried the run out properly.
Ellery T.July 2026
The panel-ready door had begun to swing rather than stay where I left it. He rebalanced the hinge tension for the weight of our cabinet front, which apparently had never been set for it in the first place.
Ingrid F.July 2026
Baking had gone uneven front to back. He ran his own probe through a full preheat and hold, showed me the swing on paper, and fitted a new sensor. Browning is even now, though the visit ran long.
Everard B.July 2026
Our island rangetop would not hold a low setting, so anything delicate caught. He set the simmer adjustment on each valve with a meter rather than guessing, and a pot of stock now sits happily for hours.
Peregrine C.July 2026
Panel went dark after a power cut. He replaced the board and it worked, then failed again a fortnight later and needed a second one under his own warranty. Sorted, but I lost most of two mornings to it.
Hepzibah O.June 2026
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