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Had a new roof put on our 25 year old conservatory.
Following a competitive quote.
Started on agreed date, professional and friendly guys fitting, no extras were added.
Overall very happy with work completed which we believe is to a high standard.
It seems that if they are in your area and think they are going to make a quick buck, they are all nice and pie. So I got them more work through my contacts, however I also expected them to come and do some expensive work for me and I booked it to which they agreed, but they did not turn up and did not even communicate with me for the reason why! Now they are totally blanking me. Because of this they have now lost over £7000 worth of work and will not recommending them anymore, in fact they are just a lot of builders who take the piss too much. I revoke my previous review and apologise to those who used it as a recommendation.
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