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I attended site with brown square guttering, but once on site realised it was Osma 100mm that I needed . Looked on line and found gutters.co.uk. Ordered required parts at about 14:30 and was delivered at 10:30 the next morning. Excellent service and worth the price paid.
Ordered a number of parts, only one turned up. Left two emails with no replies. Made a phone and was fobbed off. Requested refund via further email with no reply. Sent further email and still no reply. Personally I would never use the company again, appalling customer services. AVOID!
Excellent products, service and fast delivery. The web site is easy to use and straight forward.
Great service and quick delivery. Managed to correct a mistake I had made with the order without any problem and still delivered the next day
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