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Initially they told a good story and then a chap came to measure up. He seemed a bit clueless, your wall is higher than next doors wall I don't know what to do about that! Any of my concerns were totally ignored!
Seemed like the left hand didn't have a clue what the right hand was up to, I phoned to say all your work is subcontracted but they denied it. Sad to say, it ended up a bit of a third rate job!
Initially I had a good experience with this company but since a problem arose, the silence has been deafening. Have called and emailed multiple times to no avail. Seems that once installation is complete (and you have paid), you are no longer of interest to this company. Be warned!!
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