Osborne Energy Ltd
East Sussex
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Unfortunately stretching to 1 star for Osbourne Energy. My experience to date - extremely unsatisfactory. From my very first interaction with this organisation, there has been a consistent lack of engagement, urgency, and un-willingness to provide meaningful support. Core issue continues to be misunderstood or deliberately disregarded. Going by reviews (not positive ) cannot believe such a company can continue to operate in this day and age. Obsourne Energy your customer service is extremely weak - maybe it's time for some reflection.
Avoid this company. Dangerous requirements given to me by Lauren Alcock. Very poor service particularly from Lauren Alcock who asked me to risk my familys life by her unreasonable and impossible requirements. She also changed her goalpost requirements and wanted me to further risk my family life. Lauren Alcock also gave incorrect information on CIGA despite hard proof from CIGAs website. Director Raymond Osborne and other senior management staff Emma completely ignored this issue despite contacting them with evidence and giving them a fair opportunity to rectify the problem which they ignored.
Would select 'no stars' for this company if I could. Negligent installation of loft insulation on behalf of British Gas caused damp and mould in the upstairs rooms of our house and the company is unwilling to do anything about it due to the warranty only being for 12 months. Reputable companies would not stuff the insulation into the eaves causing damp problems. Apparently, the eaves should be left clear for ventilation purposes. This was not done (amateurs) and they have absolved themselves of all responsibility due to the fact for the last 10 years we had put all the damp issues down to faulty double glazing (which we are due to replace in the New Year). Only on having the double glazing surveyed this month was the cause of all the issues identified as poorly installed loft insulation. Avoid this company at all costs - they are amateurs and don't know what they're doing. Find a reputable alternative.
A poor experience overall. Osborne Energy were quick to respond to emails and take my initial payment, but extremely slow in achieving anything else. I waited many months after my assessment to hear anything back from them, and I was passed around from person to person whenever I called and given silly excuses as to why things hadn't been done. I wish I knew it before I contacted them, but you can use any green deal assessor, not just what is recommended by your Borough. Find a list of approved assessors on the Department of Energy and Climate Change website.
Unprofessional and inhuman company. They made me sign over my Eco grant 11 month ago and have still not installed a boiler and they are aware I have no heating and hot water for more than 11 month, and they do not respond to formal complaints. Please be advised the government Trustmark logo is no guarantee for decent professional customer service.
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Pretty poor performance
Pretty poor performance. Osborne Energy basically seem to tender for LA contracts and then subcontract the work out to various other companies to fulfil. I live in East Sussex but insulation extraction works were carried out by a company from Sheffield together with a variety of other companies who provided repointing works and scaffolding. There was bad communication between the various companies and whilst communication between Osborne Energy and myself was initially encouraging, it turned out that I would be likely to find less bull**** in a field full of bulls. Interesting snippets of conversation were also overheard from operatives working on the building relating to how poorly they were being paid and how the materials being used were substandard. The language used by one builder was completely unacceptable. I would not recommend Osborne Energy based on my experience.
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FAQs About Osborne Energy Ltd
Yes. Osborne Energy Ltd is registered under the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) (certificate number NAP-16104). MCS certification is required for your installation to qualify for the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) and confirms the work meets recognised UK standards for safety and quality.
Osborne Energy Ltd serves East Sussex and surrounding areas.
Osborne Energy Ltd installs Solar PV, Heat Pumps. Every project should include a free survey, a detailed written quote, and installation by MCS-certified engineers.
Osborne Energy Ltd holds a Google rating of 3.1 out of 5 from 14 reviews. You can read reviews and compare against other installers in East Sussex on this page.
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Yes. Osborne Energy Ltd installs air source heat pumps in East Sussex. A typical air source heat pump installation costs around £8,000 to £14,000 before any grant. In England and Wales the Boiler Upgrade Scheme offers a £7,500 grant towards the cost, which an MCS-certified installer can apply on your behalf.
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