Our teams would be happy to hear from you, good or bad.
We continually strive towards improving our business processes and systems to give you the very best, hassle free energy tariff.
We know it’s frustrating when things go wrong. We also know that it’s good to get things off your chest, so let’s talk.
As soon as something isn’t right please contact us.
We can work hard to resolve your issue and understand that not all businesses have time to talk, so you can submit your feedback online via Your Energy Online.
If you still feel that we have not met your expectations then please see our complaints process below and, rest assured, we take complaints very seriously.
Making A Complaint
Please contact our customer care team between 9am – 5pm Monday – Friday and we will work with you to resolve your complaint. You can contact us in a number of ways:
• Phone: 01709 357315
• Email: enquire@dyce-energy.co.uk
• Address: B3 Patrick Tobin Business Park, Bolton Road, Wath Upon Dearne, S63 7LL
If you contact us via telephone our Customer Service Advisors will attempt to resolve the matters with you immediately. If the matter cannot be immediately resolved the advisor will ask you to write to us via email or post.
We aim to respond to your complaint in full within 10 working days. Sometimes this is not possible as we may need further time, if so we will keep you updated with the new timescales we put in place for resolving your complaint.
The Customer Service Advisor will provide you with a resolution to your complaint. You will be able to accept or reject the resolution depending on whether you feel the resolution is fair.
Phone: 01709 357315
Email: enquire@dyce-energy.co.uk
If your complaint is less than 8 weeks old and we have done everything we can to try and resolve your complaint, we will deadlock the complaint. A letter will be sent advising you of the deadlock, this means that you can go to The Energy Ombudsman with your complaint. If your complaint is more than 8 weeks old, and we have not come to resolution, you will receive a letter advising you are within your rights to contact The Energy Ombudsman.
The Energy Ombudsman will liaise with us directly to try and come to a resolution. Their services are free for you to use and they’re entirely independent, they don’t take sides and their decisions are based only on the information they have.
Phone: 0330 440 1624
Email: enquiry@energyombudsman.org
Address: Energy Ombudsman, P.O. Box 966, Warrington, WA4 9DF
Citizens Advice consumer service offers easy to get free, independent advice about your energy supply. You might want to get a better deal, find out how to make a complaint, get advice about the quality of your electricity or gas supply, or ask for help if you’re struggling to pay your bills.
t: 0808 223 1133 or Welsh speaking: 0808 223 1144
w: www.citizensadvice.org.uk/energy
Need further assistance? Absolutely no problem. Feel free to reach out to the Dyce Energy Team.
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