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Why a site with 'installers near me' in its name lists no installers, who publishes it, and what happens to a question you send.

Checked 3 November 2026 · Lists no firms · Published by SEO-DONS LTD

Why there are no installers here

People search for "installers near me" because they want a firm they can trust. A list of nearby firms does not provide that; what provides it is checking each firm's certification, consumer code and paperwork. The official register already lists every certified installer, and it is free to search. So this site does the other half of the job: it explains how to search the register and how to check what you find.

It also means the site names no firm, and it does not pass enquiries to installers.

What the site is not

  • Not a directory, register or comparison site.
  • Not an installer: it surveys, sells and fits nothing.
  • Not certified or accredited: it holds no MCS certification, RECC or HIES membership, TrustMark registration or warranty of any kind. Where these names appear, they are registers for you to check.
  • Not a source of reviews or ratings.

Who publishes it

Published by SEO-DONS LTD (company no. 16766013), 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9JQ. The company's record is on Companies House. The site has no named authors; it is written and checked by the publisher.

What happens to a question

The form on each page sends your message to SEO-DONS LTD, which replies by email. Your details are not passed to any installer. Sending a question costs nothing and commits you to nothing. The privacy notice explains what is kept.

How it is kept accurate

Each page links to the register, code or rule it relies on and shows when it was checked. The full list is on our sources page.

Why a checking guide rather than a list

Search for heat pump installers near you and most results are lists: directories, lead sites and adverts that order firms by who pays or who collects the most reviews. This site takes the other route and lists no firms at all. It explains the registers that already exist, MCS for certification, the consumer codes for your contract and TrustMark where a firm claims it, and how to read them. The shortlist you make is then your own, and anyone can repeat the checks behind it.

What it is not

It is not an installer and does not survey, quote for or fit anything. It is not connected with MCS, Ofgem, the consumer codes, TrustMark or any government department, and nothing on it should be read as their view. Where a page summarises one of their rules, it links to the rule itself so that you can read it in full.

Where to check it yourself

  1. MCS, Find an installer (the official register)

Read on 3 November 2026. Registers and codes change their pages; if anything here differs from the official source, the source is right.

Want a second pair of eyes on an installer?

Tell us what you have found on the registers or in a quote, and what is bothering you. SEO-DONS LTD, the publisher of this guide, replies by email. We do not recommend, rank or refer to firms.

What happens next

  1. Your message reaches SEO-DONS LTD, which publishes this checking guide.
  2. We reply by email, pointing to the register or rule that answers it.
  3. Your details stay with the publisher, and sending this commits you to nothing.
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Read by SEO-DONS LTD, publisher of ASHP Installers Near Me, and answered by email. This site is not a directory, an installer or a register, and does not refer you to any firm. See our privacy notice.

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