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I've been with Fozard Properties for over 10 years. In all that time, Glenn and his Team have been first class. The inevitable maintenance issues that crop up from time to time, applicable to any property, have been dealt with promptly and efficiently. Would highly recommend.
What an appalling service. Every inch the dodgy middle-man we've come to loath from estate agents. Amongst other issues they didn't observe covid policies, provided unhelpful and inaccurate information about properties and lacked any type of reasonable communication skills - contacting us late on Sundays to tell us about things on Monday mornings. Hopeless and dangerous.
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