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Classic or Outlook?


LouieM

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Outlook did our loft conversion almost 10 years ago. It's perfect and they honour their 10 year guarantee. They've come back to repair or check stuff on request and no charge. An honest business and really nice people. We've had quotes for other work from other outfits, but Outlook always offer the most reasonable price and come across as the most competent and reliable.

We've just finished our loft with Classic and were really pleased with them from start to finish.

All their team worked really hard with the minimal of mess and disruption and we are delighted with the quality of their work. For us they were the cheapest too.

I wouldn't hesitate to reccomend them.

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