Manta Heating and Renewables Celebrates One Year of Service and Expansion Plans
Jan 2, 2024
Manta Heating and Renewables, a plumbing and heating company, is pleased to celebrate the first one year anniversary of service. The business is delighted by the support they have received from customers.
Canterbury, England, United Kingdom - January 2, 2024 —
Canterbury, Kent – 15th December – Manta Heating and Renewables, a qualified plumbing and heating company, is celebrating its first anniversary. Founded in August 2022, the company has established itself as a reliable plumbers and Gas Safe heating engineers in Canterbury, Kent.
Led by Managing Director Jon Kelly, Manta Heating and Renewables has built an impeccable reputation for quality of service at exceptional prices across a comprehensive range of services, including boiler installations, repairs, maintenance, and servicing. Manta Heating and Renewables is committed to providing high-quality, efficient, and customer-focused services.
“We are thrilled to celebrate one year of success,” said Jon Kelly. “We have been overwhelmed by the support we have received from our customers, and we are grateful for their trust in our expertise and commitment to providing excellent service.”
Looking ahead, Kelly has ambitious plans for the company's growth. “We aim to expand our team to five plumbers and gas engineers on the road, enabling us to reach a wider customer base and provide even more comprehensive coverage,” he said. “We are also committed to expanding our range of services to include renewable energy solutions, such as solar panels and heat pumps.”
Committed to quality, and a focus on expansion, Manta Heating and Renewables is well-positioned for continued success in the Canterbury, Kent, and surrounding towns and villages. The company is passionate about providing its customers with the best possible heating and plumbing services.
About Manta Heating and Renewables
Manta Heating and Renewables is a qualified plumbing and Gas Safe registered company based in Canterbury, Kent. The company provides a comprehensive range of services, including boiler installations, repairs, maintenance, and servicing. Manta Heating and Renewables is committed to providing high-quality, efficient, and customer-focused services.
The company has an impeccable five-star reputation and John Kelly has more than 20 years of combined experience in the industry. He is fully qualified to provide all plumbing and central heating services for both domestic and residential properties.
The business provides a 1-year workmanship guarantee on all their services. This is one of the steps the business offers to provide peace of mind to all clients.
For more information, please visit mantaenergy.co.uk or call 01227 532 088. Alternatively, you can use the information below to contact a representative of the business directly.
Contact Info:
Name: Jon Kelly
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Organization: Manta Heating and Renewables, Canterbury Plumbers
Address: 3 The Cedars, Higham Lane, Bridge, Canterbury, Kent, CT4 5DS
Phone: 01227 532 088
Website: https://mantaenergy.co.uk/
Release ID: 89117665
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