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Van driver sitting tailgating on motorway, proceeded to then over take and brake check. If this is the display of professionalism or lack of, especially in a company van then I can only imagine how unprofessional they must be on the job.
I was refered to this company when I needed a new electric gate motor installed.
The Install Manager asked for a photo which I sent and he stated he would "send me a costing".
16 days later nothing from them. I sent them email reminders and phoned them.
It may be a small job by their standards, but why the silence and waste of my time?
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