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CB Heating Ltd t/a EDF Heat Pumps

2.36 reviews
MCS number on record BUS registration on record
Essex, CO15 4TL

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£7,500

BUS grant amount

About CB Heating Ltd t/a EDF Heat Pumps

CB Heating Ltd T/A EDF Heat Pumps is a air source heat pump installer based in Clacton on Sea, Essex. MCS number NAP-32840 is on record; check its current status before booking. It is one of 72 installer listings in Essex, and one of 59 recorded as registered for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. Confirm current registration with Ofgem before relying on the grant. Homeowners rate it 2.3 out of 5 from 6 Google reviews. It covers North West, North East and London and 9 more areas.

System typesAir Source
BUS grant handledYes

How CB Heating Ltd t/a EDF Heat Pumps compares in Essex

72

Installer listings in Essex

59 registered for BUS

This installer is one of them

#41 of 54

by Google review count among reviewed installers

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Business details

AddressStephenson Road West, Clacton on Sea, Essex, CO15 4TL

Coverage area

Based in Essex, CO15 4TL

Areas served:

North WestNorth EastLondonEast MidlandsWest MidlandsEast of EnglandSouth EastSouth WestYorkshireScotlandWalesNorthern Ireland

Reviews

2.3

6 Google reviews

Based on verified Google reviews

J L
last month
Chris
2 months ago

Terrible services left me without hearing for months and now no contact at all will be taking it further

Julieann G
6 months ago

CB Heating installed a faulty air source heat pump system at my property. When I pointed out that it wasn't working as expected, they spent nine months telling me I didn't understand how heating systems worked. Turns out they'd installed it incorrectly. The cylinder leaked, the heating kicked in randomly for hours in the middle of the night (due to an incorrect "Zone 2" and the shower stopped working properly. Having stated that I wouldn't be liable for any costs up front from this company - I'm disabled - they are now claiming that somehow this litany of problems is down to me not understanding stuff. That's offensive.

Yat Patel
7 months ago

Reposting the one star as it seems my post from a couple of years ago and all historical reviews have been removed, wonder why?! “Highlights” of my experience with CBH in October 2022: - left without any heating after the system had been commissioned, freezing cold in October with three young kids - had to convince Clayton Browne (owner) that their system had never worked - posted on LinkedIn directly to him and his employees requesting help (as we were freezing!) and didn’t get anywhere with customer services. Got blocked! - eventually, Daikin came out and fixed the issue, the system hadn’t had a post install check and needed filtering. - generally unprofessional outfit (after the sale, of course), tried to line up timelines with a fairly complex house renovation, turned out to be the most incompetent of all the tradesmen/ services I used for it

Olivia Shrimpton
8 months ago

Proceed with caution The sales people at CB Heating are great - but it falls off a cliff once you put down a deposit. They use a ‘bait and switch’ approach to sizing your heat pump. We needed a big unit as we have a large house and the current 16kW unit was not doing what it needed to. They told us we would be fine with a 14kW unit. We were spun a yarn about how much more efficient it was, and how the app was so fantastic it would basically run itself. They had the age of our properly and the floor plan and even after we questioned this we were assured it was correct. So we paid a deposit for that amount. 4 weeks later we have a heat loss survey, 5 weeks after that (with me constantly chasing for the design doc) we get an invoice that it’s £2000 more than we’d agreed. It turns out we needed a 22kW unit due to the heat loss of our house. Now while I don’t disagree that we need a big unit, I was very annoyed to find that their recommendation was wildly unsuitable, that it would cost £2k more than agreed, and they never actually told us this, they just sent a bill. I also had to make calls and send several emails because they kept getting the final invoice wrong. The install didn’t happen until 1st week Jan and it was chaotic. None of the items had arrived when the installer did (side note, the installer was excellent, we have no issue with him) and when things did arrive they were broken or incorrect. This caused delays and at least two days where the installer was unable to do any work. They had also not provided new thermostats, even after we’d repeatedly told them we didn’t have enough control over our heating and that the system we’d inherited with the house was antiquated. I had to fight for those to be included in the installation. I complained about the poor customer experience and after chasing for a reply, I was told that their contract states that the installation can take ages, and I could have cancelled at any time after receiving a higher quote. From our first engagement with them to the design doc being provided was 14 weeks. We had told them that this was being done in conjunction with other work in our house so we had a strict deadline. There wasn’t much choice for us based on how much time we’d sunk with them. In my view they didn't take the complaint seriously or provide any sort of apology for the poor experience. If you are about to use CB Heating for your upcoming heat pump, I’d think twice.

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Frequently asked questions

How can I check CB Heating Ltd T/A EDF Heat Pumps's MCS certification?

Our record lists MCS number NAP-32840. Check the current status and the heat pump technology covered on the official MCS installer register before agreeing work.

Can CB Heating Ltd T/A EDF Heat Pumps claim the Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant for me?

Yes. CB Heating Ltd T/A EDF Heat Pumps 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. 59 of the 72 installers listed in Essex are registered.

What types of heat pump does CB Heating Ltd T/A EDF Heat Pumps install?

CB Heating Ltd T/A EDF Heat Pumps installs air source heat pumps. Air source is the most common choice for UK homes because it needs only an outdoor unit and no groundworks.

Which areas does CB Heating Ltd T/A EDF Heat Pumps cover?

CB Heating Ltd T/A EDF Heat Pumps lists North West, North East, London, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, South East, South West, Yorkshire, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as its coverage area. Most installers will travel 25 to 50 miles from base, so it is worth asking if you are just outside.

How is CB Heating Ltd T/A EDF Heat Pumps rated?

CB Heating Ltd T/A EDF Heat Pumps has a 2.3 out of 5 rating from 6 Google reviews, which makes it the 41st most-reviewed of the 54 installers in Essex with reviews. Read the most recent reviews above, and ask for references from installations of your house type.

How do I get a quote from CB Heating Ltd T/A EDF Heat Pumps?

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 Essex include Crystal Windows And Doors Limited, Chelmsford Plumbing & Heating Ltd and Train the Trade Ltd. Check each firm's current certification and service area.

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Quick facts
Regions covered12 areas

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.

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