About Us
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House of Hearing was founded in the 1960s, when amplification for hearing was still in its infancy. Our consulting services continue to flourish due to the support of referrals from the medical profession and the kind recommendations of clients. Many years of dedicated service have enhanced our reputation for professional care and it is my sincere wish that we might use our knowledge and expertise to enrich your life through better hearing. Whether seen at our centrally located consulting rooms in Edinburgh, Galashiels, St Andrews, or in the comfort of your own home, we make every effort to provide an efficient and uniquely personalised service, based on an understanding of your specific needs. We realise that numerous questions need to be answered before the fitting of a hearing aid is embarked upon and our staff are happy to discuss the various aspects in a relaxed counselling environment before any decision is made. As an independent centre, we are able to deal with all major hearing aid manufacturers, and thus have access to the widest possible selection of hearing aids. A comprehensive home visit service is readily available. Advice and testing are undertaken free and without obligation to purchase an aid. All hearing aids are issued on a free trial basis and subsequent purchase is dependent on user satisfaction. Interest-free credit facilities are available for those wishing to pay over a period. |
Stephen Fairfield
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Scotland's premier independent provider of hearing aids, customised earplugs and in-ear-monitors, with the exceptional one-to-one service we're renowned for.
Why choose House of Hearing
Established for over four decades, our reputation has been built on the twin pillars of technical excellence and outstanding customer care. So while you will find us on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, our main source of referrals continues to be by word-of-mouth from happy clients.
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