Homeowners land on 2,500 Omega Breakdown boiler pages when the boiler stops. A free listing puts you in front of the ones in your postcodes — and when they book, the job lands in your diary, not in an inbox shared with five other firms.
Every directory asks you to pay for exposure. Omega's fault-code pages already have the homeowner — you appear when their Vaillant says F75 and their postcode is yours.
No forms sold to strangers. A booking creates the job on the board, you accept it in the app, and the customer gets the report and their gas safety record by email when you close it.
Your licence is checked on the Register and re-checked when the card renews. Reviews come only from customers whose job you closed — the badge means something.
| Typical “free” directory | Omega Breakdown | |
|---|---|---|
| Listing | Free, then upsells | Free, no card, no upsell |
| What a homeowner can do | Phone you — or the next card | Book you online; the job appears in your diary |
| “Verified” badge | A tick on the card, licence never re-checked | Licence checked on the Register, expiry watched, categories enforced on records |
| Reviews | Anyone with a phone number | Only after a job you closed — one link per job |
| Your phone & email | Published on the card and in the site's data feed | Never published — bookings come to you |
| Running the job | Your own software, £18–£65 per user | Omega Field: £30 a month + £5 per engineer, everything in |
The listing is free whether or not you use Omega Field. If you do: the engineer app (today's jobs, one-tap status, CP12 / service / non-domestic records with drawn signatures, photos), the office desk (diary with drag-and-drop, quotes accepted online with deposits, invoices, receipts, annual reminders with one-tap rebooking), your logo on every document, calendar feed, CSV export of everything. £30 a month for the company plus £5 per engineer, plus VAT. Cancel any time, export any time.
1 engineer listed so far. Everything with a * is needed to check you on the Register and place you on the map. Your phone and email are never published.