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9am to 7pm, Monday to Friday

Fernwood Road, Aigburth L17

Radiators replaced, moved and running warm.

Michael's plumbing and heating, from Fernwood Road in Aigburth across south Liverpool. Radiators first, then taps, pipework, boilers and gas fires.

  • 4.9 from 180 Google reviews
  • 15 reviews mention a new radiator
  • 9am to 7pm, Monday to Friday
  • Aigburth and south Liverpool

Fifteen reviews mention a new radiator. Four mention moving one.

Radiators are the job people come back to write about: swapped for new, moved to a better wall, valves that leaked put right, and the system checked before Michael goes.

A white panel radiator under a sash window in a wood-panelled room
“He did an excellent job, reasonably priced and left everything tidy and checked the system was working fully after he had finished installing new radiators.”
Margaret Hagan, Google review

Draw the radiator job. Send Michael the note.

Replacing one, moving one, or one that's cold at the top: pick the job and the room, slide it along the wall, and the note writes itself. Text it, send it, or ring.

Your room, one wall4.2 m wall, to scale
Under the floor
Flow, hot inReturnPick a job to start the drawing

Your note to Michael

Pick a job, then the room. The note writes itself here, ready to text or send.

1. What's the job?
2. Which room?

And the rest of the house

Kitchen taps are the next most mentioned job. Then pipework, boilers, old gas fires taken out and gas leaks found.

How a job goes, as reviewers tell it

  1. 1

    Send photos first

    “sent photos and provided details of the problem so Micheal could review what needed fixing.”

    Jennifer Liu

  2. 2

    A quote and a date

    “Got given a quote and date that suited both of us.”

    Jennifer Liu

  3. 3

    Explained before it starts

    “he explained everything thoroughly and made sure we understood everything”

    Ian Rietdyk

  4. 4

    Tidy, checked, paperwork done

    “he filled out our service booklet before leaving and minutes later, emailed over the certification document.”

    Sally

A white column radiator beside a brass bed in a bedroom
“It's always a joy to find the perfect Tradesperson, but when they're also a genuinely lovely human being, it's an added bonus!”
Sally, after a boiler service
“He worked tidily, cleaned everything up afterwards, and left the place spotless.”
Karen Misan, on a new combi boiler fitted from start to finish

What 180 reviews mention

  • Radiator replacement15

  • Kitchen tap fitting9

  • Moving radiators4

  • Heating system maintenance4

  • Gas fire removal4

  • Pipe work4

  • Gas leak detection3

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From Fernwood Road, round south Liverpool

44 Fernwood Road, Aigburth, Liverpool, L17 6DQ

  • Monday9am to 7pm
  • Tuesday9am to 7pm
  • Wednesday9am to 7pm
  • Thursday9am to 7pm
  • Friday9am to 7pm
  • SaturdayClosed
  • SundayClosed
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Good to know

Can you move a radiator to another wall?

Four reviews mention moving radiators. It means running new pipework from where the radiator is now to where you want it, so the radiator planner on this site lets you draw it out first. Send it to Michael or ring him to talk it through.

How much will it cost?

It depends on the job, so there are no prices here. One reviewer sent photos and details, was given a quote and a date that suited, and says the final price matched the quote exactly. Others describe the price as reasonable or competitive.

Can I send photos first?

Yes, reviewers do. Text photos of the radiator, tap or problem to 07714 517805 with a line about what's wrong, and Michael can look before he comes.

Do I get paperwork for gas work?

Reviewers describe the gas safety certificates and paperwork provided after a new combi boiler, and the service booklet filled in and the certificate emailed over after a boiler service.

What if I can smell gas?

Call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999 straight away (free, 24 hours). Open windows, don't use switches or flames, and leave if you can. Once it's safe, ring Michael.

When can I ring?

Google lists the business as open 9am to 7pm, Monday to Friday. If Michael is in the middle of a job, leave a message or send a text; reviewers say he's quick to respond.

Cold radiator, dripping tap, or one in the wrong place?

Ring Michael, or text a photo of the job with a line about it. Reviewers say he's quick to respond.

Call or text Michael07714 517805

9am to 7pm, Monday to Friday