Relevant work
Feedback about a comparable property and type of work is more useful than a headline score alone.
Choosing a contractor
Look beyond the headline quote.
A good decision considers the proposed work, what the quotation includes and how clearly responsibilities and changes will be handled.
Tell us where the work is, what needs to change and the best way to contact you.
Compare like with like
A quotation makes more sense when it is read alongside the drawings, finish, access arrangements and responsibilities behind it. A lower total may simply include less work.
Ask clear questions
Find out what is included, what remains uncertain and how changes will be agreed before work begins.
What useful customer feedback can tell you
Communication
Look for comments about clear updates, decisions and how questions were handled.
Care on site
Access, protection, tidiness and consideration for occupied spaces all affect the customer experience.
Finished result
Specific comments about workmanship and final details are more useful than a generic claim about quality.
Look at the work as well as the words
Photographs help show the standard of finished masonry, glazing, rooflines and internal spaces. Visit Selected Work to see genuine Flyson projects.
Questions to ask before choosing a contractor
What is included?
Compare preparation, access, waste, drainage, making good and final finishes rather than the total alone.
What remains uncertain?
Hidden ground, structure and services should be identified with a clear method for agreeing changes.
Who is responsible?
Design, permissions, product supply, specialist installation and certification should have named owners.
What proves completion?
Agree the finish, testing, documentation and outstanding-item process before work reaches handover.
Project enquiry
Ready to talk about the work?
Share the property or site, what you need and any drawings already available.