Fantastic as always, did so many work several times, all works working fine…read more Always friendly and upbeat and worked hard throughout. Really recommendable

From the owner: Electrical project Management:…read more A) Identify problems concerned with project, and decide on appropriate strategy, procedures and operational methods. B) Provide Management consultancy support for ongoing electrical projects. C) Setting up a project framework with main activity mapping and work program flow. Risk management: H&S Documents - Awareness of Health and safety in the workplace - HSE Risk Analysis for Electrical project: Maintain risk profile and analyse project safety RAMS - Risk Assessment and Method Statement. Budget Inspection on ongoing project: 1) Inspect in the middle and the last of the project to maintain the project meets the budget. 2) Budgeted money spread over the plan to spend. 3) Developing control measures for Budget and Time vs. actual execution progress. Cost Analysis: a) After cost analysing on utilities advising to switch utility from one supplier to another. b) After cost analysing on broadband contract advising to switch from one supplier to another. Green Deal Analysis: 1) Energy performance inspection for the properties. 2) LED, Low Energy Lighting Activities 3) EPC - Better rating for Energy Performance Certificate - Environmentally Friendly Activities. HMO Licening: Manage Project to get HMO licensing standard. Metering Management: Consulting clients to change analog/digital meter to SMART meter through suppliers. IT Project: Network Upgrades Data Management ​ We Create Value & Deliver Results

They do their job perfectly satisfactorily and I'm happy with them. I can't say I'd give them 5…read morestars as I've not needed and they have not done anything out of the ordinary to warrant it so far. Living in a sandwiched-in studio flat my bills are not high and in winter I usually wear a T-shirt, jumper and coat to keep gas bills low unless I've got guests staying with me.

Hampden House is a winner. The landlord Marc is an extremely great guy and he is very prompt with…read moreany issues that tenants have. The main issue with the building is that things break easily and constantly because it is an old building. Otherwise the location is unbelievable. There is a Starbucks literally downstairs and a Sainsbury right across the street. The tube is just a couple of blocks away and it is a very safe area. There is a man always on call who fixes things around the building. Our fuses consistently blow which is weird and annoying. We've had to have many things fixed in just over a month of living here. A huge annoying is the washing machines downstairs. First of all, there is only two of them. Second of all, they cost FOUR POUNDS!! How is that possible? It's a ridiculously high price. And the driers suck, one cycle is never enough. Marc refuses to fix the broken washing machines in Flat number 25 which students want to use communally, which is very annoying.

My stay at the Hampden House surpassed all expectations! Let me tell you that pictures do not do…read morethis place justice! It really is an amazing place to live in! I stayed at the Hampden House for 12 weeks and not once did I have a single problem that was not resolved. Before I go about the amazing location of Hapmden House, let me first talk more about the flat. The interior of the flat has been maintained to keep its original shabby chic décor; bathroom and kitchen has been kept in good shape, living room and dinning room are very spacious, all the utensils and utilities you can think of are available, new fridge and washer/dryer--the apartment also came equipped with washing soap, toilet paper, and towels! The place has a very warm homey feeling and you never felt weird like you would in more metal/concrete skyscraper-esque buildings. Part of our lease agreement was to have our flat serviced once a week and the cleaning staff has done a great job! My only problem with the flat would probably be the carpet--it was a little worn out to be honest. Now, about the management, the property manager, Marc, is such a great guy! He is always on top of things and manages to get problems fixed and fast. Micah, who lives on premises and works with Marc, is the most amazing person! I've been locked out, locked in, broken doors, dropped things on other peoples balconies, you name it, he has managed to handle it all! Location wise is probably Hampden House greatest asset! It is literally a 5-minute walk from everything important--there is a Sainsbury, Tesco 5 minutes away. Waitrose is a 10-minute walk from the flat, Oxford Street is under a 10 minute walk, there are two tube stations all 5-8 minute walk (Regent's Park and Great Portland Street Station), and for those Starbucks lovers, there is a Starbucks right next to the flat! I definitely recommend Hamdpen House to anyone looking for a warm, cosy, winning let experience! Fatima Bukhamseen, 2012

As a history buff, avid reader, and past library fundraiser, there is no way I could skip a visit…read moreto the British Library. We enjoyed roaming the floors during an unexpected rain shower, and enjoyed all the historical tomes exhibited here. We did not sign up for cards, and therefor did not get to explore the rooms or stacks, but we did enjoy our walk around. During college (as a history major), it was frequently joked that you haven't really researched in a library if you haven't wound up making out in the stacks... well, after a day of research, I enjoyed some fun pictures and 'making out' with my husband, making this a thoroughly educational stop in our London adventure.

The building may not be ancient but the treasures inside will keep you engaged for hours…read more Explore the various museum room and see if you're allowed to see some of the really old volumes. Rest in the cafe or sit and read a while in a chair or desk on the upper floors. Stroll the exterior and see the huge line that sometimes forms at (I guess) opening times? Enjoy the special kids programs at many times, and celebrate the love of reading young and old.

Oh hey Jody, why are you writing a Yelp review at 2am?…read more Well dear invisible friend, there's a darn good reason i'm up and on the internet at 2am on a Friday and unfortunately, it's not because i'm just getting in from weekend mischief. It's because, up until a half hour ago - I was pretty sure my house was going to blow up... Before I launch into WHY, and lose more than half of the readership to my rambling, let me put the most important part of this review at the top: 0800 111 999 This is the number to the 24 hour emergency gas line. If you smell gas or suspect a gas leak: CALL THEM. Ok... onwards to the ramble. I live in Edinburgh. Earlier this week, my neighbour pointed out that the house was likely due for a gas check. I'm not sure if this led to my complete and utter overreaction, but i'm assuming it was, so it's a relevant detail to the story. Yesterday, there was a distinct gas smell coming from my kitchen but I didn't think much of it... however this evening, when the smell came back and lingered for a few hours, I took to Google to find out what to do. The reason I put that number smack at the top of this review is that hopefully, it saves someone else the trouble of going through multiple Google searches that make you more and more paranoid, before actually finding the emergency number above. But eventually I did come across this number and within a few rings, someone picked up. He set out a very clear set of instructions - contain pets, don't turn anything on or off, open windows, turn off gas - and told me a technician would be at the house within an hour. May I remind you again of the time? So I hunkered down and waited. Within 20 minutes, a very lovely fellow knocked on the door. It took about 15 minutes to check all the lines and he was good natured about me following him around, chirping questions. There was no leak in the house (whew) and I felt a bit silly, but at the end of the day, with something like a gas leak, it truly is better safe than sorry. Regardless, I was SO impressed by how quickly these folks responded - it is nice to know in situations like these that help truly is just around the corner.

My husband and I had 4 weeks before our flat that we secured opened up. So we stayed with London…read moreShort Letting. They have various properties and we stayed at the Finchley Rd one. It is safe and clean. It is really convenient when you have to live somewhere temporarily, as all the bills, utilities are included. Our studio was small and the bathroom tiny but we didn't expect luxury for short term accommodations. But our studio had three major gripes: A) It was hotter than Satan's ballsack in our room. It could have been that since we had an Eastern exposure to our window, which let in the bright sun and didn't allow for the hot air to go out. Now, some of the places they offer A/C, which are pricier but this didn't. Plus, with a fridge and TV operating in a small room, I feel as though those items emitted a ton of heat too. B) Frustratingly slow internet. Always chopping in and out. Unable to make Facetime/Skype calls without it shutting off. I had called at least 3 times about it. Only once did a tech come and reset the router. It was hellish since we are tethered to technology. C) The laundry machines. There are 4 (2 washers/2dryers) but for whatever reason, they shut off one side of the machines and only the shitty dryer was left operating for an entire building of people, which meant that laundry never dried. Sometimes it took 3 cycles to dry, but you always had to fight other people for it. Minor gripe is that a double bed is considered acceptable for 2 grown adults. Since my hubby is 6'6", this was awful, but we just had the mindset that this was temporary... Listen, housing in London in general, sucks! So if you are in a pinch, this can work. Try not to stay too long. But there are 2 bus stops literally outside your door, the overground 20 min walking distance, Finchley Rd or Golders Green station about another 20 min (you can always take the bus for 8 min to the tube), Fortune Green park down the road, a Tesco by the park, and the O2 center, with a giant Sainsbury's, down the road. It was OK for what it was but we are SO ready to leave! But in the end, we are grateful for the option as AirBnB or anything else would have been a lot more money. Best for emergency situations like ours.

The Abbey is beautiful. Fortunately we have the ticket reserved 6 weeks ahead. The line to get in…read moreis still long but manageable. The interior is beautiful. There are many famous person burying here. This 10th century church is UNESCO World Heritage. It has so many royal wedding here. It is also bury site for Charles Darwin, George Frideric Handel, Isaac Newton, and more. The visit needs 2.5 hours minimum. The architect is beautiful especially the ceiling. The building has many styles.

My husband and I visited Westminster Abbey when we were in London for a few days about two weeks…read moreago. I'm sure that I visited Westminster Abbey when I was a kid, but I was visit it again as an adult. The church was actually founded in 959, but the building dates back to 1245-1269. The church has been location of the coronation of 40 monarchs and a burial site for 18 monarchs. At least 16 royal weddings have taken place here as well. The abbey is also the burial site of more than 3,300 people: monarchs, prime ministers, poets, actors, scientists... The church's Gothic architecture is incredible. I don't even know how many pictures I took of the stained glass, the ceilings, the facade, the flying buttresses.... Hundreds?! I will say that Westminster Abbey was the most crowded attraction we visited during our time in London. It's no surprise. Westminster Abbey is an incredible historic site - who wouldn't want to see it on a visit to London?! But it was packed. We grabbed our audio guide and then just stayed patient as we got stuck in traffic jam after traffic jam in the abbey. I can't imagine that Westminster Abbey isn't on everyone's itinerary for a first trip to London. It should be!