Heating oil supplier

Val always provides good service.Always answers phone and attends Callouts without fuss.

Nice hard working chap Dylan. Give that kid a pay raise

Mclellans have always been prompt and professional. Thank you.

These guys are terrible. They seem to take guesses at whats wrong, send different people each time who subsequently say its something different. Dont actually fix the problem and then send exorbitant invoices with no break down of the charges. Personally I will never use them again for any of my businesses as they are just too unreasonable

Bad politics

Jesse installed two heat pumps in my house and done a fantastic job! Very professional, excellent workmanship, excellent communication and organisation.Definitely will recommend and use next time. Daikin heat pumps are amazing too.Thanks Jesse for a great job well done!Cheers Stace

We use this company in conjunction to ours ABE for commissioning, certification and service work along with fault finding

Service burners & boilers

I know it's tough getting to work in heavy traffic and we all have deadlines and targets to meet, but when your drivers blatantly ignore road safety such as safe following distances, indicating for three seconds or more prior to changing lanes, and ensuring the next lane over is clear before merging - it really doesn't do Tubman any credit. Especially in a sign written vehicle.Location - Pakuranga Road, Pakuranga, Auckland - outside the Pakuranga Plaza. 07:55am 27/07/22.Your driver chose to travel in centre lane, moving past those commuters who were patiently waiting in the queue of cars in the first lane. The driver then decided to cut in at the last minute, without signaling for more than three seconds, and ensuring the lane was clear to merge, nearly hitting my vehicle - all to save time and turn left onto Te Rakau Drive?Please ensure your drivers operate their vehicles in a safer manner, and exemplify your company value - Health & Safety - A top priority is keeping our team members

Great products and Service