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We are pleased with our driveway but unhappy we were asked to pay £1,150 more than the original quote.This was to repair damage to drains that were discovered after work started.
We were assured wnen we received the initial quote that there would be no hidden extras but we ended up paying an additional £1000
AVOID this company at all costs. Shoddy work, appalling communication, poor workmen, shifty boss, and they do not keep to their warranty. I foolishly fell for their Irish charm and they hooked me into buying a cheap and extremely poor resin driveway. They refuse to rectify the faults, always finding some excuse.
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