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The other Review sums it up good, a god complex which lets them think they are never at fault, instantly you are the reason why something went wrong because he, HES PERFECT BOW DOWN!!!
Just the worst people to talk to
Unreliable, dishonest, poor quality. Contract for €660,000 had to call in another company to fix their work cost €40,000 to repair their work. They refuse to accept responsibility even after two independent experts proved they were at fault. They live in denial!
Bad people not to be trusted by the slick website.
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