Architect
JC Home Improvements
Trust score
79out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volume50
Source diversity1 source
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Verified roofer in Stone, Staffordshire.
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What customers say
5.0out of 5
Highlights
"Excellent work"
"We had a really bad leak around our living room window since having work done with a "reputable" company so I put on a request on check a trade and Jason contacted me. He came out to inspect the issue I had really quickly. Put no pressure on for me to go ahead with the work and quote. After agreeing, he came out as agreed with no issues. He got to work right away and has done an amazing job! We've have heavy downpours since and we have no leaks. He was absolutely lovely to deal with and we are more than happy with the work carried out! Thank you so much"
"I contacted Jason when water was dripping from the ceiling in my office. From the moment he arrived, he put me at total ease and gave me confidence in his ability to fix the problem (a crack in the lead valley), fully explaining my options and giving a very competitive quote. I was lucky that Jason could fit me in the same day, completing the work just a few hours later and all to a very high standard. What really impressed me was he did more than he originally quoted for, completely covering the whole area and going above and beyond to fix the problem. I can’t recommend him highly enough."
Detailed reviews
Excellent work
We had a really bad leak around our living room window since having work done with a "reputable" company so I put on a request on check a trade and Jason contacted me. He came out to inspect the issue I had really quickly. Put no pressure on for me to go ahead with the work and quote. After agreeing, he came out as agreed with no issues. He got to work right away and has done an amazing job! We've have heavy downpours since and we have no leaks. He was absolutely lovely to deal with and we are more than happy with the work carried out! Thank you so much
I contacted Jason when water was dripping from the ceiling in my office. From the moment he arrived, he put me at total ease and gave me confidence in his ability to fix the problem (a crack in the lead valley), fully explaining my options and giving a very competitive quote. I was lucky that Jason could fit me in the same day, completing the work just a few hours later and all to a very high standard. What really impressed me was he did more than he originally quoted for, completely covering the whole area and going above and beyond to fix the problem. I can’t recommend him highly enough.
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Local context
Rated 5.0★ — above the local average for architects in Stone
Across 30 rated architects in Stone, the typical rating is 4.9★. We compare against the same businesses a homeowner would find searching for this trade locally.
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✓Review volume: 50
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