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In the interests of fairness - we used loftlife a couple of years ago and they were excellent.




I have no connection with them (other than paying them to do our loft) but I do feel that if you're going to put a post up about any business like this (that could potentially greatly harm their business) you should at least be open about the issues that you experienced and not ask people to speak to you about it behind closed doors after posting a very negative headline


Are you "not recommending" them based on them destroying your house or because you didn't like the color of their van ?

An extreme example but I also know lots of people who have had mixed experiences with loft conversions - with lots of different companies. Some of those experiences were genuinely poor, some were people setting unrealistic expectations when having a building site on top of their house

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