Gd & Bad Experience With Homesucess?

[popeye gal 0]

Dun't get what you mean...

[brightred 0]

I have briefly engaged their services before about 1 year back for my parents' place. I think they "open any price under the skies". In my view, they are more of the contractor trying to be ID kinda of firm. Not particularly impressed by them.

Edited February 28, 2008 by brightred

[yaolong 0]

I paid the $500 for the 3D... Now waiting for it...

I still need to review their quotes to finalize my decision. I felt that they just quote high high and see if you can take it.

If not, they will reduce. When I see the quotes, then will decide whether it is reasonable.

If the quotes are really unreasonable, well... Just lose the $500 for the 3D

Can use the 3D to brief my contractor. Haha.

[herbalteh 0]

They are just a few of the ID firms that i went scouting around...

ID is okie, but well, after 3 meet ups, they (not the ID but one of their colleagues) become quite pushy (i hate pple to push me to sign or pay deposit), esp when i told them i need to think and consider...

We are talking about 30 to 40ks here...then they got the impression that i am on budget constraints. I told them i dont mind engaging them even if it means paying abit more, but i need to really consider carefully lst, afterall, its a reno thing that gonna stick with u for at least 5 years.

Their quote is slightly cheaper but they kept on bragging about their ISO status, their 15 years of experiences, and keep on belittling other ID firms and contractors...

they kept emphasising the difference between contractors and their ID firm.

They mentioned that they gave good ideas on colour matching, willing to go with u to source for lightnings, furnitures, and other household wares in order to match ur theme. But the way that colleague talked, is more like a contractor. They say their design is ''suc suc'' one, ID standards... This one i would not know as i have not seen any of their renovated flats.

I have already dropped them out of my shortlist as i dont like to be pushed.

I am not rushing for reno yet.

Anyway, the above is my own honest opinion and is in fact a real encounter by me and my gf.

Do ur homework, dont rush into signing on the dotted line. Dont be pushed into such things.

They offered to go up my flat to look at defects as a non obligation kind of thing. My gut feeling is that, should i do that, i be really pushed further. THANKS but no THANKS...

haaaa....do really scout around....

one person's meat may be another person's poison.

Edited November 4, 2011 by herbalteh