No, I give up. I'll leave it to people who pay more attention to polishing BG's c*ck, than to such trivia as the technicalities of say Vaillant boilers.
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No, I give up. I'll leave it to people who pay more attention to polishing BG's c*ck, than to such trivia as the technicalities of say Vaillant boilers.
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Well,it's no wonder there are so many people reporting bad experiences with BG if their staff are as smug and offensive as certain people posting here.
Can't see that it's a good advert for the company at all.
Can't see that it's a good advert for the company at all.
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oooohhhh! thats a shame.
dont forget you still get your diynot mug and your busfare home.
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Strumey your talking nonsense more people come on here slagging BG engineers off than other way around .They are defending themselves .
And you believe this particular thread is a real topic and not a set up to do this then ??
And you believe this particular thread is a real topic and not a set up to do this then ??
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cant speak for anyone else but im always good to my customers, unless they are nasty to me. im a nice guy, honest.
Leaving personal issues aside for a moment, why is it then that BG want 600 stripes nearly for a powerflush, yet independents can do it for half that?
Do they use better chemicals?
Do they use better chemicals?
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Leaving personal issues aside for a moment, why is it then that BG want 600 stripes nearly for a powerflush, yet independents can do it for half that?
Do they use better chemicals?
higher overheads and BG guarantee their flushes for lifetime of system/owner and with the proviso that they inhibit the system "regularly". dont see any independants doing that, perhaps someone does.
Leaving personal issues aside for a moment, why is it then that BG want 600 stripes nearly for a powerflush, yet independents can do it for half that?
Do they use better chemicals?
BG guaranty it for the lifetime of the homecare contract and our hourly rate is higher. It also covers the customer if any repiping is required if the blockage wont shift or it springs a leak
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davebgas
Why do M&S charge more for bread than ASDA?
Cos they can.....
Cos they can.....
That's fair enough.
But it's still not clear whether the powerflush IS a pre-condition of Homecare or not? Or only in certain cases? And if so,which ones?
But it's still not clear whether the powerflush IS a pre-condition of Homecare or not? Or only in certain cases? And if so,which ones?
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System water test using turbidity tube.
Red, Amber, green for results.
Red=no homecare without flush or boiler and controls but no water parts.
Amber= signs of problems advise flush? Lower level of care?
Green= hop on baby.
Think that's about it
Red, Amber, green for results.
Red=no homecare without flush or boiler and controls but no water parts.
Amber= signs of problems advise flush? Lower level of care?
Green= hop on baby.
Think that's about it
Leaving personal issues aside for a moment, why is it then that BG want 600 stripes nearly for a powerflush, yet independents can do it for half that?
Do they use better chemicals?
I have a mate with a very big house with 28 rads which needs flushing, pls could you message me the name of the independent who will cover this with a lifetime guarantee for me for 300 quids....thanks.
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there are few "pre-conditions" of contract.
the only major ones i can think of are unsafe situations, poor access or very severe neglect.
its really up to the engineer and even then the poor engineer is often forced to take on some awful ****e onto contract on the advice of some guy on the phone.
anything that is not covered by contract is unlikely to be a "pre-condition". what would be the point? as i said earlier anything found either on the initial visit or any subsequent visit should be quoted accordingly if its a concern.
the only major ones i can think of are unsafe situations, poor access or very severe neglect.
its really up to the engineer and even then the poor engineer is often forced to take on some awful ****e onto contract on the advice of some guy on the phone.
anything that is not covered by contract is unlikely to be a "pre-condition". what would be the point? as i said earlier anything found either on the initial visit or any subsequent visit should be quoted accordingly if its a concern.
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christ, are you still doing any of that? think we put up with that for a month.
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