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Compare other installersJMR Plumbing Services Ltd is a air source heat pump installer based in Stirling, Stirling. MCS number OFT-501593 is on record; check its current status before booking. It is one of 10 installer listings in Stirling. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme does not run in Scotland; the route there is Home Energy Scotland. Homeowners rate it 4.9 out of 5 from 112 Google reviews, the most-reviewed of the 6 installers in Stirling with Google reviews. It covers Scotland.
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Based in Stirlingshire, FK7 7XF
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4.9
112 Google reviews
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Josh was exceptional. He double checked everything to make sure everything was working and I was happy
James came over to carry out a scheduled routine service of my boiler. Very professional and courteous. Did a really good job. I would thoroughly recommend.
Great service with friendly staff. Called JMR as my gas fire would not light they came out same week and returned following week to fix the problem. Good communication and fast and efficient service.
We chose JMR because of the online reviews and started the project confident we had made the right decision. Unfortunately, our experience was very different. We hired JMR to install a complete heating system throughout our home, but the project was disappointing from start to finish. For a project of this size, we expected experienced tradespeople, clear communication, and effective project management. Instead, much of the work appeared to be carried out by relatively inexperienced staff, with limited supervision. Communication was the biggest issue. Decisions that affected the finished installation were made without consultation, and we repeatedly had to ask for work to be undone and corrected because it had been completed contrary to what was agreed. Many of the issues we experienced we feel could have been avoided with a simple conversation beforehand. Although the owner attended initially to discuss the project to obtain our business, the work was then left almost entirely to the installation team, and there appeared to be very little oversight. At times, it genuinely felt as though we were managing the project ourselves. Problems can occur on any large installation, but what matters is how they are handled. In our case, resolving issues took weeks, communication was poor, and at times our heating system effectively felt unusable due to the noise it was making. JMR on several occasions blamed the noise from the radiators on the materials they are made from. However it was only after the boiler manufacturer sending an engineer out was it I identified that JMR failed to add inhibitor to the system causing gas build up & the noise we were experiencing. Following the addition of the inhibitor there was no further noise from the radiators. We ultimately paid another heating engineer to correct some of the installation issues because we had lost confidence and did not want JMR returning to carry out further work. Another disappointing aspect was the payment process. While we were abroad on holiday before the work began, we were contacted and asked to make a 50% payment before commencement of the work. We appreciate that requesting a deposit is common practice; however, this requirement was neither included in the quotation nor communicated to us beforehand. Had we been informed in advance, we would have arranged payment before leaving, as being abroad made transferring a large sum from our bank considerably more difficult. We were then asked to make a second payment partway through the installation, again without any prior notice. Finally, less than 24 hours after the work was completed, we received both calls and messages from the owner requesting payment of the final invoice, despite the invoice clearly stating that payment was due within 14 days. We settled the invoice well within those terms, making the repeated requests for payment feel unnecessary and inconsistent with the company's own payment conditions. Based on our experience, we would not recommend JMR. A project of this scale requires experienced supervision, attention to detail, and proactive communication. Unfortunately, we felt all three were lacking, turning what should have been an exciting home improvement into a stressful and disappointing experience.
We can't speak highly enough about James the owner and Beth. They were absolutely fantastic when we went through a week of hell with Utility warehouse. James was friendly, competent and went above and beyond to help us in restoring the gas supply in our property. We're planning on having some more work done in the new year and highly recommend James and his company.
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Our record lists MCS number OFT-501593. Check the current status and the heat pump technology covered on the official MCS installer register before agreeing work.
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme covers England and Wales only. In Scotland the route is Home Energy Scotland. Home Energy Scotland runs the grant and interest-free loan for heat pumps in Scotland, funded by the Scottish Government.
JMR Plumbing Services Ltd 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.
JMR Plumbing Services Ltd lists Scotland as its coverage area. Most installers will travel 25 to 50 miles from base, so it is worth asking if you are just outside.
JMR Plumbing Services Ltd has a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 112 Google reviews, which makes it the most-reviewed of the 6 installers in Stirling 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 Stirling include Ledi Renewables Limited, DG Central Heat Ltd and Modern Developments. Check each firm's current certification and service area.
Grants in Scotland
Home Energy Scotland
Scotland has its own grant and loan scheme, not the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
Home Energy Scotland runs the grant and interest-free loan for heat pumps in Scotland, funded by the Scottish Government.
On a lower income and in England? The council-run Warm Homes: Local Grant can pay for the work in full instead.
Compare every UK heat pump grant →Wondering which grant applies in Scotland? The Boiler Upgrade Scheme doesn't operate there — Home Energy Scotland does. Compare every UK heat pump grant.