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Broad Oak Properties Ltd is a air source and exhaust air heat pump installer based in Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire. MCS number NIC-3667 is on record; check its current status before booking. It is one of 30 installer listings in Staffordshire, and one of 23 recorded as registered for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. Confirm current registration with Ofgem before relying on the grant. Homeowners rate it 3.1 out of 5 from 107 Google reviews, the 4th most-reviewed of the 21 installers in Staffordshire with Google reviews. It covers West Midlands.
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Installer listings in Staffordshire
23 registered for BUS
This installer is one of them
#4 of 21
by Google review count among reviewed installers
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Based in Staffordshire, ST10 2EL
Areas served:
3.1
107 Google reviews
Based on verified Google reviews
I was forever told I would be having the scaffolding taken down after the work had been finished three weeks later still waiting rang up and was told they will be with you today no show again it's not on no one on our street have been treated this way it's just a joke
I wish i could give less stars... Absolute joke of a company... No customer care at all, they don't care about the well fair of the customers or personal choice... Say they will turn up at 12, they turn up at 8am... I expressed many many times that I suffer with anxiety so I need rough estimate of arrival, never stick to it... Like they don't have a planner or anything.... Some jobs I didn't even want doing but they have "funding" to gain... They make a mess but who's going to fund me when they make this mess? Poppycock of a place
Genuinely diabolical
Never call you back. Deny ever being in my house, even though have been here 3 times doing surveys. Have called 5 times in last week to be told, someone will call you back.Tradesemen are great, but office staff and so called project manager are a joke, still waiting on someone from management calling me back. Stay well clear of these cowboys. Still waiting on Mick calling me back , he told me 2 weeks ago he would call me right back. Communication is very poor again
Built a ground floor extension for my disabled daughter Poorly project managed from start to finish Some staff good but a general culture of bad practise in there chosen profession's Multiple issues throughout every stage with multiple damage to existing property just thru neglect and unprofessionalism particularly regarding flat roof which they had to rectify but really didn’t know what they were doing, eventually roof was replaced by a competent company. It was suggested by management at Broadoak I had sabotaged the roof in an email chain I suspect I wasn’t supposed to be part of and the guy in question told council authorities he would sincerely apologise for this personally but that must have being lost in the post. Fire standards not an issue for project manager with no thermal bridging to roof rendering it 13degrees colder in the extension(in summer)and happy for platerers to board over cavities around window frames having no fire barrier, was left to me when project manager wouldn’t question roofers work leading to irate roofers and an awkward atmosphere on site! Heating and cooling of plumbing makes excess noise in the extension meaning we can’t have the heating on in the night because it disturbs sleep and is a general nuisance, 2 suggestions of fix from Broadoak, neither of them actually addressing the issue and is ongoing A lot of excuses like “project managers told us do it” “Building control has signed it off” and my personal favourite “didn’t use essential materials because they weren’t on site” I have been asked to sign a form so they can proceed to get paid from council but as a life long tax payer from a family of hard working tax payers feel like this is the kind of company that makes Britain not great anymore and hope by reading this review you will avoid lining the pockets of this company, I would be happy to sign forms at this point despite noise of plumbing if the whole experience wasn’t so dire
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Our record lists MCS number NIC-3667. Check the current status and the heat pump technology covered on the official MCS installer register before agreeing work.
Yes. Broad Oak Properties Ltd is registered with Ofgem for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, so it can apply on your behalf and take the grant off your quote. You do not apply yourself. 23 of the 30 installers listed in Staffordshire are registered.
Broad Oak Properties Ltd installs air source and exhaust air heat pumps. Air source is the most common choice for UK homes because it needs only an outdoor unit and no groundworks.
Broad Oak Properties Ltd lists West Midlands as its coverage area. Most installers will travel 25 to 50 miles from base, so it is worth asking if you are just outside.
Broad Oak Properties Ltd has a 3.1 out of 5 rating from 107 Google reviews, which makes it the 4th most-reviewed of the 21 installers in Staffordshire with reviews. Read the most recent reviews above, and ask for references from installations of your house type.
This listing is unclaimed, so we do not publish its contact details. Compare other installers nearby and check each firm's own contact route. Compare quotes where contact is available: other listings in Staffordshire include Royale Boiler Services Ltd, Phoenix Gas Services Ltd and Tahir Raza. Check each firm's current certification and service area.
Boiler Upgrade Scheme
£7,500
off an eligible heat pump, or £9,000 for qualifying off-gas-grid oil/LPG replacements with an air-to-water or ground-source system
A currently registered installer applies on your behalf for an eligible project. Confirm this firm's status and the applicable grant before accepting a quote.
On a lower income and in England? The council-run Warm Homes: Local Grant can pay for the work in full instead.
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