Installsure Recenzje 

Composite door, having similar problems. Online form is difficult to address the problem with, calls unanswered. The tongue of the lock detached and I had to call a local firm to get the door open! £150 and they have only managed to temporarily fix it, needs the whole mechanism replacing but couldn't do the job before being sanctioned by the insurer. 10 yr guarantee with 3 left to go. Door face has already been replaced by Safestyle before they went bust, it is now deteriorating again!!
I had one conversation with a helpful advisor and since then nothing!

If anything less than 1*, I would have awarded even less than*. I called a handler Bobbie; there is no better way to upset a customer.
Please address them so as not to patronise customers.

Nobody picks up the phone, Nobody replies to emails, this company shouldn't exist!

Just wasted 3 months pursuing my 10 year guarantee with Safestyle of which I still have 3 years left.
Have been informed by there insurers Installsure that my claim for £108 for blown window has been declined. They informed me they are not liable for any defects in sealed units. They even added that they are not liable for doors or windows hardwear, tracks, runners, mountings, mechanism, trims, and any other fixtures or fittings that are more than 12 months after insurance cover start date. So ten years guarantee is worthless.
What I don’t understand is Safestyle came out just before going into administration to fix glass but bought the wrong size. So they had obviously agreed it came under claim. Installsure should not be allowed to exist. They don’t even answer their phones. Staff being paid for doing nothing. Absolutely disgusting company.

"Installsure is a terrible company to deal with; they put up numerous obstacles to hinder the claiming process and often do not respond when contacted by phone."
Never answered my repeated emails

Won’t reply to any of my messages. Can’t get hold of them in anyway I try. Awful and useless.

Some 4 years ago our windows were relaced by a Company then know as UTrade windows Ltd. the job was poorly done leaks and draughts being a common problem. complaints to the Company were meet with rudeness and none acceptance of the poor workmen ship.
so we claimed on the insurance provided by Installsure . again a poor response Emails phone calls either ignored or fob off with reasons not to progress the work. after a letter to the CEO(not reply)
some work was carried out. but still problems are the the same in fact further faults found with the intial fitting by UTrade.
to date i am still trying to get some progress with the job but i may as well take to my self for all the response i am getting .my last contact with them was a letter dated 5 December 2023 promising action with 8 weeks, needless to say nothing has happened .

Atrocious service - I had my orangery installed by Pennine Home Improvements (debatable title) in 2016, the company went into liquidation. I had a problem with the installation and had various attempts made by Pennine to make good the issue. However when they went into receivership I consulted GGFi (now installsure) warranty and was relieved to find that the policy covered me and therefore would try to make good the leaking issue. They sent out someone to investigate the problem, got me to produce the documentation going back to 2016 to prove I had actually purchased and fiinalised the installation and promised to get back to me - this was in June 2023?! As all other comments stand testiment - you cannot speak to anymore in installsure or have your issue dealt with and resolved. FENSA & INSTALLSURE are part of the same company. FENSA BEING A SELF CERTIFICATION system actually means that the glazing industry will follow its rules and certifies that it has - of course this is not true - no inspections takes place after installation by FENSA.
INSTALLSURE, formerly GGFi is another con - the warranty does not cover you for faulty installation or fraud if glazing company does not go bust. Even in this situation it is near impossible to pursue a claim.
Involve your MP to pursue claims - this industry needs to be properly regulated, the Government needs to regulate these companies to prevent shoddy workmanship which results in unsuspecting people not being covered for substandard installations and having little recompense when they do under this present system - change will only happen if people speak up and join together to implement the changes.

Thieves stole my vetting fee to then lie to me about my company

Purchased a composite door from Safestyle in July 2022 had nothing but issues with the door as the lock was intermittent and the actual door was not fitted correctly. An engineer eventually came out looked at the door , tried the lock and said exactly what I had already told them. Engineer went away stating Safestyle would contact me to make an appointment. This was in July 2023. Safestyle contacted me to arrange an appointment and was given a date of November 2023. I now had to wait 4 months without being able to use my front door. Response from Safestyle well you'll be okay if you have a back door. I Contacted Safestyle a number of times between July and November to ask if any appointments were available sooner only to be told no here weren't any. I Contacted Safestyle in November only to find out they had gone into administration. I have sent online messages to Installsure who took over any issues with Safestyle door on 4 occasions with no response. I have left 6 voicemails with them on the contact number they advise to contact them on with no response. This does not include the other occasions when I could not leave a message as the voicemail box was full.
I have even sent online messages to their complaints department and still no courtesy call. Poor customer service and I still have a £3500 door that does not work.

I had windows fitted 2 years ago company gone bust . But I paid on credit card . They are saying I have to claim off of them .

Our composite front door lock mechanism was faulty couldn’t get in one day so safestyle called emergency locksmith (June 2023)
They then came to fix it but couldn’t & new door was placed on order
Of course in that time Safestlye went into administration
We contacted yourself as advised via all social media & internet search and our policy number was given & emails sent back & forth
I was advised that as our front door wasn’t properly secure we could claim under emergency & sent in the invoice for the replacement door & fitting
We have 2 years left on the warranty from safestyle yet we are now out of pocket as you have refused our claim
Stating door is over a year old
Then that claim had been started before Safestyle went bust make your mind up what reason are you declining our claim on !!!
What is the point of the insurance/warranty if you won’t honour it
I will be making a complaint to you tomorrow in writing & if you still decline to pay we will go to the insurance ombudsman

They just do the bare minimum and I'm still chasing for a resolution after months of correspondence. Our window company went bust and left lots of shoddy work and it's been such an effort to try and get this resolved, despite paying a fortune for our windows and the supporting guarantee. E-mail correspondence with Installsure is intermittent at best. These shoddy companies should be made illegal as it's a huge con.

Absolute joke of a company. Both Installsure and Everest are companies that should be investigated for corruption and fraud. These are high value items that shouldn’t be faulty from install and homeowners being tens of thousands of pounds out of pocket!

I would give zero if I could - this company are shocking - absolutely appalling. Avoid like the plague for every possible reason.

They don't even put a phone number on their website and neither do they respond to emails.

Complete and utter waste of time.

if I wasn't selling my property I would contact the ombudsman about this company.

Claimed on a composite front door ( fitted 9 years
ago ) that had cracked and although it took some time had good communication and door was fitted by local firm who was on InstallSure list of approved suppliers. Note:- These type of insurances only cover you for effectively the last 4 years of 10 year warranty , the first 6 years ( if you paid by credit card ) need to claim back from your bank and of course you installer needs to have gone bust. Perhaps this should be made clearer by firms when product is installed.

Seems like my experience is common amongst those unfortunate enough to have to attempt to use this company.

Minor repair work needed to a window following the original fitters ceasing to trade, but fobbed off with some template response that can be interpreted as….you paid with a credit card, not our problem, take it up with your bank.

It would be almost funny if it weren’t true. Absolute waste of time and energy. I’d urge anyone whose purchases are “supposedly” backed by an Installsure guarantee to be aware of these kind of tactics before signing on the dotted line.

Used through Everest who have gone bust. Have problem and as paid by credit card they say have to go through credit card company up to 6 years after sale.

There are a few things that need to be explained about Installsure. Firstly it is housed in the same building as FENSA, the self certification organisation for the Fenestration(glazing) industry. Although there are supposed to be ‘Chinese Walls’ between the two organisations, in fact they are part of the same system and the SAME COMPANY that has convinced the government that the industry is properly regulated, which it is not, it is a con that allows a corrupt industry to get away with murder and has pulled the wool over the eyes of incompetent government and MP’s. If you don’t believe this contemplate the following:
1. FENSA being a ‘self certification’ system, effectively means that the glazing industry agrees to follow it’s rules and certifies that it has - of course this is nonsense as there is no inspection system carried out by FENSA after installation and any complaint made to them about faulty installation will either be ignored or fobbed off; in any case try to get through to them on the telephone - impossible!
2, Installsure formerly CGFI is another con. Most people when they receive the insurance certificate after an installation think that it is genuine insurance and most do not read the terms. It does neither cover you for faulty installation nor fraud. All it does is provide cover for faulty installation or fraud if the glazing company goes bust. Then again it is, even in this situation, almost impossible to register and successfully pursue a claim (see the many posts) on this site providing incotraverible evidence of this.

However, all is not lost, I pursued a successful claim, let me explain how. After Everest went bust, I had a claim for poor installation which I had unsuccessfully tried to have rectified through both Everest and FENSA. Having realised what was going on I used the managing director of FENSA to personally pursue the claim for me, using the name of the MD on all email communication, to ensure accountability ( job loss is a great motivator). At the same time I copied all communication to my MP whom I had briefed on the situation. This did not work as Everest refused to carry out repairs demanded by FENSA, and Everest then went bust. However I and my MP had put the wind up them and the MD of FENSA personally made sure that the claim was honoured which it was.
If you wish to be successful about the many complaints you have against glazing companies that are fraudulent and regularly go bust then reopen again, as Everest did, follow this procedure and involve your MP ensuring that your MP is fully briefed about what is really going and emphasise that this very dodgy industry needs to be properly regulated and not allowed to pull the wool over the government’s eyes by pretending to be regulated when it is not.

Like many others, I bought a house that had previously had Everest Windows installed, as Everest have gone into liquidation they will not assist. Fensa told me to contact Installsure, i have paid to have the policy transferred to my name (£25), on making a claim for defective door and windows I am now being asked for the original bank statement for the purchase of Everest windows, this is 6 years ago by 2 previous owners. I have no way of contacting them, what is the point of all of the insurance if they want additional info.

What previous homeowner would provide a bank statement 6 years old to a complete stranger? GDPR??? And surely the fact there is FENSA certs and GGfi policy this proves the windows were paid for......