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Compare other installersLiberty Gas Group Limited is a air source and exhaust air heat pump installer based in Knowsley Industrial Park Liverpool, Merseyside. MCS number NAP-28822 is on record; check its current status before booking. It is one of 50 installer listings in Merseyside. Our record does not show it as BUS registered; 30 other listings there are recorded as registered. Check current Ofgem status before relying on the grant. Homeowners rate it 2.3 out of 5 from 313 Google reviews, the most-reviewed of the 37 installers in Merseyside with Google reviews. It covers North West, North East and London and 7 more areas.
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Based in Merseyside, L33 7SG
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2.3
313 Google reviews
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I've been waiting all day because they texted me to book an appointment, so I took the day off. I even called them this morning to ask what time they'd be here, and they said after one. Now I just called them again, and they said they went out on an emergency, so they won't be coming today. This isn't good enough for a big company like this; they should at least have the decency to call their customers to try and reschedule.so now they are coming tomorrow, as I said, can't comment until he, but then now they've just booked in the morning appointment
Extremely poor service – avoid if you expect professionalism I recently had a gas safety inspection carried out by this company, and the whole experience was unacceptable. I was not given proper notice that an engineer was attending. The engineer arrived on a wet day and attempted to enter my home with wet, dirty boots. He did not have shoe coverings, and I had to provide my own. Anyone working in customers’ homes should arrive prepared with basic protective equipment. The engineer seemed unprepared and unfamiliar with the property layout, attempted to go into the wrong room, left taps running for around 20 minutes without explanation, and then asked if I had a loft ladder. After rejecting my step ladder as unsuitable, he went back to his van and returned with his own ladder. He then complained about the ladder being dirty and expected me to provide blankets or towels for protection. This should be something an engineer arrives prepared for. He also commented that other customers do not mind their homes getting dirty or ask for shoe coverings. That is irrelevant — every customer’s home should be treated with respect and the same professional standards. The inspection took around an hour, despite previous inspections I have experienced taking around 10–15 minutes. The engineer stated he was very busy and had other jobs, yet remained outside my property for around 30 minutes afterwards. After the visit, I noticed the boiler controls had been changed and a mess was left behind. Since the inspection, the boiler has also started making an unusual noise when the hot water is turned on. I contacted customer services and was told a manager would call me back, but nobody did. I also emailed and received no response. When I later received the gas safety certificate, I found errors, including a customer signature that I did not provide and my cooker being recorded as “unknown” despite the details being visible. I have also experienced poor communication when trying to arrange the inspection, with staff being unhelpful, speaking over me, and refusing to properly log my complaint. Looking at other reviews, it appears similar issues have been raised by other customers. This suggests there are ongoing problems with service standards, communication, and quality control. Very disappointing experience. I would not recommend this company and believe their contract with housing providers should be reviewed.
Reported our boiler not heating the water taking 3 min to warm up engineer come out June 11th 13th 17th & July 11th said it was OK overtime lasted about day also the engineer broke our step stool said nothing rung 6 times still no apology 🙄 😉
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Our record lists MCS number NAP-28822. Check the current status and the heat pump technology covered on the official MCS installer register before agreeing work.
Our record does not show Liberty Gas Group Limited as BUS registered. Only an installer registered with Ofgem can apply for the grant on your behalf. 30 of the 50 installers listed in Merseyside are registered. If the grant matters to you, check current registration with the firm and Ofgem, or compare the registered installers nearby.
Liberty Gas Group Limited 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.
Liberty Gas Group Limited lists North West, North East, London, East Midlands, East of England, South East, South West, Yorkshire, Scotland 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.
Liberty Gas Group Limited has a 2.3 out of 5 rating from 313 Google reviews, which makes it the most-reviewed of the 37 installers in Merseyside 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 Merseyside include Ainsdale Gas Ltd T/A Ainsdale Gas & Heat Pumps, Live Manage Facilitate Limited and ACC Renewable Energy Ltd. Check each firm's current certification and service area.
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