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Max Thoms did a rebuild survey for our property. Made several basic errors in the survey. When requested to amend them initially did not respond, responded when chased but got defensive, eventually did amend some items, but forgot to amend a couple. When chased again did not respond.
Poor experience when trying to contact this company via their online "Enquiry Form", two attempts, first many weeks ago, without any response so far.
Eventually called weeks after first digital contact, spoke with Jamie.. who seemed to lack any understanding of the issue or real interest in resolving or proactively assisting...
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