Jay helped when our boiler broke down and was thoroughly professional throughout. He did everything he could to repair it before recommending a replacement, and was always upfront in explaining th... See more
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316-320 Whitehorse Rd, CR0 2LE, London, United Kingdom
Positive Energy came out to fix a leak in our loft shower. They also gave us a detailed quote for a new boiler.
They were prompt every morning and cleaned up after themselves, which I appreciated.
Look forward to usig them again.

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The most professional company i have ever come accross✌️✌️❤️

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