Excellent service from Tyneside Electrical Services - they had carried out an EICR on a property I…read morehad purchased recently and changed the consumer unit as part of the remedial work. The electricians were professional throughout the whole job, completed the work to a high standard and left the property spotless. Would highly recommend.

I recently had Tyneside Electrical for some faulty units in my bathroom and kitchen. They came in…read moreat the exact time scheduled and were very precise with their work. They were very efficient and ensured all safety for the equipment and work done. Really good value for the money, and for the level of expertise showcased. They were so good, that I already took another quote for the lighting in my garden. Lovely people and excellent service. Will surely recommend them.

Forresters sells electrical equipment such as washing machines and hoovers at prices to match any…read morebig brand name high street store. They will also provide a home delivery and installation service - just like their counterparts. The staff here are very reliable and talented and you can trust them with large scale purchases. Forresters is in a central location in Bedlington, just down the bank from the Red Lion roundabout. It is definately worth a look here if you are a local as you can't beat them for service, price and familiarity.

During the hot weather I needed the air conditioning at my business premises upgrading…read more The guy from Newgate visited us, advised on the system required and quoted a price for the work. It was more than another pirice I had but he sounded very competent. I went with Newgate and am very happy with the result.

Absolutely Ace Service from Samsung. 3/10/12…read moreAbout a week ago the RCD tripped on the fuse box. After a process of elimination it turned out to be the American style fridge/freezer (RS21DCNS) 10 or 11 years old. I did the usual and looked up things on the Internet, and tried various things. The one problem I had a few years ago was that the fridge iced up at the back panel inside the fridge, and stopped a fan moving. Melting the ice solved the problem, but I lost a charcoal odour tablet in the process, but it got working again, but that time it did not trip the RCD. I disconnect all I could see, but it still tripped. I found a forum which offered various options, but unless you knew what they were talking about then you stood no chance. In the forum was the telephone number for Samsung Custoer Services. I even went to the site and thought I had found the answe, but the advice was to ring the customer services number. I was then working out the threshhold for the cost of repair against the price of a replacement. I spoke with customer services, and they took down my details and then said that they would send out an engineer (free of charge). FREE OF CHARGE!!!!! I thought yes they would assess then I'd be hit with the bill. Anyway they said I would be contacted by their service centre, and gave me a reference number. Less than an hour later I had a text message from the service centre giving me their reference number. The next day i received a call, and I arranged the visit for my convenience for after 13:00. I then received a confirmation text message. The day before the visit I had another text to ensure it was still convenient for me. The engineer arrived at 13:30. He replaced: HV Kit Evap Cover Sensor Drain Heater Defrost Heater Water Tank (the cause of the leak) Thermo Fuse I was still waiting for the bill. NO BILL!!!! The water tank must have damaged when it had frozen the first time. He even replaced all of the cables associated with the water intake. He left at about 15:00. The next day I received a text confirming that everything had been done, and that I would receive a call for a customer satisfaction survey. How can you fault that service?

Samsung 'Customer Support' worst after-care ever. Purchased a notebook for £950, developed faults…read morewithin a few months. After 3 repairs it still wasn't fixed, at 11 months old I decided to lodge a complaint about the product/service, after being promised my product had 3 years warranty in writing. My complaint wasn't escalated as Samsung don't have a complaints procedure!! I spent hours on the phone and after weeks am told my faulty product is now out of warranty and the 3 year warranty I was promised is incorrect. I'm left with a faulty laptop and nearly 1k out of pocket. If you want any sort of good after-care please avoid Samsung.

Fantastic service, sorted the probelm first time, would highly recommend to anyone.read more

Lee came the day after I reported a broken window in my bedroom. Within an hour it was fixed and he…read morealso fixed another in my kitchen and sprayed all the windows. He was very knowledgable, reliable and got everything done very quickly. I would definitely recommend and use again.

This Apple Store is located on St Andrew's Way in the Newcastle Eldon Square shopping centre and is…read moreone of two Apple stores within a 5 mile radius, between the this location and the location at the larger shopping centre, the Metrocentre, the other side of the River Tyne in Gateshead. I called in here early in the morning, an hour before my Genius appointment and was greeted by a rather friendly Apple Store employee, he told me that I was unlikely to be seen earlier even though it was 9:30am on a Saturday morning with few people in sight, but he went on to tell me my problem could be fixed without an appointment. After showing him my receipt, my apple charging cable was replaced quite quickly and I was in and out of the store, having replaced my faulty product and got an email confirmation within 5 minutes which I was rather pleased with. The Apple store is a decent size, around the same size as the nearby Metrocentre branch, it of course was a typical Apple store in terms of decor, showcasing most of Apple's flagship products including the Apple Mac and Iphone 7. Overall, the service from this branch was very good and quick, I even began chatting to my advisor about Hilton hotels, in which I was staying at and even he was visiting the same evening, due to what has been discussed I feel this branch deserves a four star rating. Something to look at for the future would perhaps be to increase the availability of appointments at peak times and invest in more of a system if you are to visit the Genius Bar, and maybe increase the size of the store, albeit without risking the service.

I used to love spending an afternoon in one of these swanky, brightly lit, clean stores, playing on…read morethe products and dreaming of the day when I can afford anything. 8 years on, I'm poorer than ever, can't afford anything and Apple goes ahead and raises their prices and shoves it in my face that they have lots of money! What's the point of displaying the same information that's printed next to the iPhone, on an iPad?! Why not just give me the iPad instead? I mean electrical and product wastage much?! Or why not give the money that could be made from the iPads to me instead? This store is always cluttered with tweens whining at their daddies for the latest release which is kind of annoying....but at least when you hide further in the store (full of the unwanted desktops and older models-poor things!), you can find much of the gear you may need to accompany your newest addition to the family. I would recommend looking online for cases etc... as you can get a better range at a more reasonable price. I used to like the minimalist style to the store but now it seems, the stores are big and air-y for no reason as it is jam packed with all these swooning apple-eaters (you heard it here first) drooling over the latest releases. I'm not hating on the company, I like their products (I would really love a MacBook HINT HINT) but I think it is a little excessive. Also, what is up with the weird sculpture displays? Lastly, is it just me or are the geniuses really putting the term to shame? I mean, several years ago, they were moderately tech savvy nerdy folk who could actually answer your tech Q's and provide insightful A's. Nowadays, the staff are failed model-like sales folk who could not tell you what iOS meant. They only really want to help those who are throwing their cash at them and won't even bother trying to appeal to new audiences. I guess when your products are this fashionable, staff members do not need to be trained to talk about their other products as people who are going to buy, will buy the latest most popular one regardless of any useful information....

A computer components store located in Deckham in Gateshead. The products are quite cheap and I…read morehave found the staff are always helpful. They carry all the leading brands, often at a much cheaper price, so it is a really useful little shop.

Amazing customer service at a great price, even bought them a case of beer because they charged me…read moreso little; £10 to sort out the bios and processor on my new mobo and got it all up and running, something pc world couldn't fix after having my pc for three days and if they had it's have set me back £60 Great work guys