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Mr Rooney and his team did a great job, they were all very friendly and very professional in they're work and manner. I would be more than happy to use West Country Drives & Patios again should the need arise. Thank you boys!
C M
Crownhill
West Country Drives and Patios and one John Rooney are untrustworthy ~ this Plymouth company and their associated company KS Driveways are to be avoided at all costs. They employ fraud, deceit and lies to avoid anything agreed to maximise profit and fail in every respect to produce a quality job. They forge bills to lie about material thicknesses they are laying and refuse to admit to, or rectify. damage they also do to your property. AVOID AT ALL COSTS and use neither of these companies. Use these people that run them at your peril! Contact me for all further detail!
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