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You don't need to move, just improve ! MS All Trades general builders covering North Ayrshire, Renfrewshire, parts of Glasgow and surrounding areas
United Kingdom
Former employee of ms altrades here, we were told to cut costs and do an interior job to save money and employees were treaded badly I lost my house dew to being promised wages that were not paid
Atrocious!!! Mark Simmons is not a builder but a contractor, he advertises as a tradesman, appears at customers houses talks professionally to acquire said job then get non tradesmen and undesirables at half the cost then rips the customer off with expensive prices and shoddy workmanship.
Error after error excuse after excuse lie after lie. Avoid at all costs as you will pay for it in th long run ! Punching above his weight aswell which is hard him being quite heavy
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