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Graves Son & Pilcher are a full-service property firm, specialising in residential block management.
London, United Kingdom
I felt like my entire world had collapsed. The shock and pain of realizing such a huge sum was gone left me sleepless for weeks. I was consumed by stress, guilt, and hopelessness, questioning every decision that had led me to this point. It wasn’t just about the money—it was about the sense of security I had lost and the fear of not being able to recover from such a heavy financial blow.
I dealt with the administration staff. They never returned phone calls, or emails despite saying they would - even when I followed up diligently. They never did what they said they were going to do. Would never do business with this organisation. I found them to be highly unprofessional and would encourage others to avoid dealing with them.
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