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I had to meet these guys on site for a job at 5 pm, i was very busy hanging doors else where, i downed tools and travelled nearly 15 miles and waited, and waited, and waited, i phoned both numbers, and text, left voice mails etc, they were a no show. A week on and ive had no reply, via voice or text, i waited 2 hours when i could have finished my other job. I am fuming and wont be using them again.
Didn't turn up twice. The first time he sent a text message saying that he was sick. The second time nothing didn't even answer the phone or return message. Thank you Tim for leaving me waiting when I was booked in for between 5 and seven. Won't be ever booking you again complete waste of my time.
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