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Following my last review I have received an offer from JHB to re-install the resin bound surface of our drive. I am sure that the offer has been made in good faith and am awaiting the work to be carried out.
I will update when he work has been completed.
Following their survey of our driveway JHB laid a resin bound drive to our property. The driveway has crumbled at the edges, and there are many significant cracks in the body of the drive.
JHB recommends complete removal and a new sub base for which they have refused to pay. They have offered free labour for the final resin coat, although we are still required to pay for the material.
We have already paid once for the work, and JHB have received their money, Why do they think that we should pay again for their errors?
They offer a guarantee for their work, but are not honouring their commitment.
I will post an update if JHB lives up to their advertising.
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