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How summer boiler servicing can benefit you and your customers

We understand that summer can be a slower and quieter time for boiler care as homeowners may only start thinking about their boiler when the winter months start rolling in. So, what are the benefits to you and your customers to have boilers serviced during the summer months?   

Benefits for you:

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Convenient access

Since the summer months are usually quieter, it puts less pressure on your schedules and could also reduce callouts throughout the winter. It’s a win-win situation! 

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Customer experience

We know keeping your customers happy is crucial aspect. Summer boiler servicing means customers won’t have to wait as long for appointments resulting in better customer satisfaction and service.  

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Steady finances

Money can fluctuate throughout the year depending on the job types so booking more boiler services in the summer could help even out income across the year. 

Benefits for your customers:

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Early problem detection

Boilers may stay untouched in the summer season, often collecting dust until they’re needed in the winter. Summer is the best time to catch faults before they become emergencies.  

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Customer peace of mind

What homeowners really want to hear is that summer boiler servicing can avoid potential mid-winter breakdowns and long waits when demand peaks.   

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Heating efficiency

Early prep could help households save on winter energy bills. A well-maintained boiler can run more efficiently giving your customers peace of mind throughout the colder months.   

Get ahead by prepping for summer boiler servicing!

Why not share our Troubleshooting Tool with your customers?  

It’s been designed to assist your customers quickly to identify the type of problem they might be experiencing. By answering some simple questions, we aim to help customers diagnose the problem and provide them with advice to get their system back to normal. 

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