Tired of chasing leads?
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We're the introducer. The customer pays you direct at the published price; you pay us a fixed-percentage commission on the job value. We invoice monthly for the previous month's completed work, payment terms 14 days. No retainer, no per-lead fees, no factoring.

No. Commission is only on jobs we introduce, tagged in the CRM with our PlumbersNI source. Your existing customers, jobs from your own van decals, word-of-mouth referrals, your own social posts: all of it stays 100% yours. Your book stays your book.

Nothing. Branded quoting, scheduling, customer sign-off, invoicing and the annual reminder cycle are all included in the network membership at no charge. No software fee, no setup fee, no per-job platform charge. We pay for it because it's how we keep the brand experience consistent across every engineer on the network.

Boilers need annual servicing. Landlords need yearly gas safety certificates. Oil tanks get checked. We don't just send you one-off installs and disappear; the whole content and lead engine is built around the annual rhythm, and the CRM auto-flags every customer for next year. Year two of a network engineer is meaningfully busier than year one because the customers we sent in year one are now coming back to you.

You do. The customer engages you, you quote at the published rate, you complete the job, you invoice them, they pay you. We're the lead introducer, not the contractor. Your business name on the invoice, your VAT registration if applicable, your warranty.

Geographically yes. Each patch has one engineer covering it for each service type. You're not competing with another network engineer for the same job in the same area.

Public liability of at least £5m and employer's liability if you have anyone working with you. We need a copy of the certificate before any work goes through. We carry our own insurance separately for the introducer role.

There isn't one. You take as much or as little work as your capacity allows. We'd rather you under-promise and deliver than over-promise and miss appointments. If you need to pause for a holiday or a busy week, just tell us.

Yes. The customer pays you direct, the relationship is yours. If they come back next year asking for you, that's your job and your invoice. We ask you to keep us informed for transparency, but repeat work isn't subject to a fresh commission.

Chasing payment is on you because the contract is yours. We screen for likely-paying customers (postcode, job size sanity, prior contact history) and we'll always tell you if a name has been a problem before. Tell us about any non-payers so we don't pass them on again.

The warranty is yours since the contract is yours. We help: if a customer disputes a job we'll mediate and try to keep things commercial, because protecting the brand reputation is in our interest. In return we expect honest reporting on issues; we'd rather hear it from you early than find out via a Google review.

Absolutely. The network is on top of your existing business, not a replacement. Most engineers on the network keep their own customer base running in parallel.