Vi har været trygge igennem hele forløbet og Bennie har altid stået til rådighed.
Vi har været trygge igennem hele forløbet og Bennie har altid stået til rådighed.
We decided to increase the size of the small bathroom, and at the same time make it look more modern and ''clean''.
This company was the most quick in getting back to us with prices and inspections. (We were shocked at how bad, slow and expensive all other companies were!!)
Also, they were fast in the work and made it possible to have a working bathroom faster then we expected (we also had a new baby so this was excellent bonus.)
Overall I would recommend this company !
.. but like in all projects, make sure you think about everything and that you use common sense. Make sure you talk thought every step and part of the project.
Ask the question ''what will you do, and what will you not do.'' then you will hopefully have an understanding of how the finished project will look, and if any steps will need to be taken by another company (fx. wood floor repairs). We knocked down a wall into the kitchen to get more size for the bathroom. This meant that we were left with holes in the wood floors from where the old wall was. Repairing this turned out to not be part of the agreement and cost for the project - so we needed to pay another company to fix that part of the overall project. It is things like this that you, not being a building expert, do not think about at the start of the project. So again.. try your best to think about everything and ask questions.
Good luck.
:-)
We decided to increase the size of the small bathroom, and at the same time make it look more modern and ''clean''.
This company was the most quick in getting back to us with prices and inspections. (We were shocked at how bad, slow and expensive all other companies were!!)
Also, they were fast in the work and made it possible to have a working bathroom faster then we expected (we also had a new baby so this was excellent bonus.)
Overall I would recommend this company !
.. but like in all projects, make sure you think about everything and that you use common sense. Make sure you talk thought every step and part of the project.
Ask the question ''what will you do, and what will you not do.'' then you will hopefully have an understanding of how the finished project will look, and if any steps will need to be taken by another company (fx. wood floor repairs). We knocked down a wall into the kitchen to get more size for the bathroom. This meant that we were left with holes in the wood floors from where the old wall was. Repairing this turned out to not be part of the agreement and cost for the project - so we needed to pay another company to fix that part of the overall project. It is things like this that you, not being a building expert, do not think about at the start of the project. So again.. try your best to think about everything and ask questions.
Good luck.
:-)
