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An appalling company. Loud music played while working, so loud that I can hear it perfectly in my flat which is above where they are working. The language used is disgusting. No cares given for the tenants in the rest of the building. The loud music and appalling language shows how unprofessional they are and how little respect they have for those around them. A disgusting company, I wouldn't use these people even if it was an emergency
Happy chappies, quick, honest, hard working and most importantly......LOCAL
WE MOVED LAST NOVEMBER 2013 AND STILL DON'T HAVE OUR LEASE. SOLICITORS JUST WILL NOT LET US HAVE IT. DODGY COMPANY. STAFF NEVER STAY LONG AND PHONES ARE HARDLY EVER ANSWERED.
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