Retired couple - a case study
The problem Susan & David faced was how to find a trusted installer, remove the risk of being overcharged, and offer a bespoke solution that benefited them. They booked a one-hour consultation with Home Energy Doctors in order to access completely independent and qualified advice with no sales pressure. Home Energy Doctors reviewed their present situation with them, noting their desires recommended a modular solution with an indicative price range that they could take to installers. This meant that they knew what they wanted and it removed the risk of being sold what made the company the most profit.
Family Home - a case study
Mark and Sarah were stuck with a desire to make their life better but due to poor information and a lack of trust they could not find a way forward that they both felt comfortable with. Trust in installers, or lack of it, was a big issue for Mark and Sarah was struggling to find reputable information that she could make a decision from. They booked a one-hour consultation with Home Energy Doctors in order to access completely independent and qualified advice with no sales pressure. Home Energy Doctors reviewed their present needs, designed for the future and recommended a series of choices that would work in harmony. By providing high-quality, verifiable information, Home Energy Doctors removed the risk out of the situation for them and helped them feel empowered to take action.
Young couple - a case study
The problem Jack & Chloe faced was how to find a trusted installer that would advise them on what they only needed now but still be futureproof as their family grew. What they were being recommended seemed to suit the companies more than them. They booked a one-hour consultation with Home Energy Doctors in order to access completely independent and qualified advice with no sales pressure. Home Energy Doctors reviewed their present needs, designed for the future and recommended a modular solution with a low initial upfront cost. This meant that they could get what they needed without overspending, but could build upon it later when funds allowed.