Corker, paddock wood, kent - Worth a look?

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Bob_A
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Post: # 118008Post Bob_A

I’ve visiting two companies in Kent recently and came away disappointed, not with their products but by the lack of interest they showed, they are normally mentioned favourably on here so just in case they were having off days I won’t name them other than their initials are LS and RU

While doing a search for GFTK I found a company called Corker who sell it a lot cheaper and are not a million miles away from the other two companies so I gave them a ring and the woman who answered came across very friendly.
I visited them last week to buy VDW815 and the same friendly women wanted to make sure I knew how to use it, a chap also behind the counter also took the time to ask if I needed advice. I then went to the collection point and another friendly person gave me advice so it looks like this company employs friendly polite people that know their products
I’m a DIYer and not in the trade but while I was there I had a look around and they have some really nice displays and have good stock of aggregates etc, they’ve got really good online reviews so although my order was only small I thought it might be worthwhile mentioning for anyone in the South East looking for paving to consider this company.

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Post: # 118017Post Tony McC

I am genuinely surprised that neither of those companies were able to give you the assistance you needed. They both, normally, have superb customer service.

Not that it will make any difference to your experience, but I *will* mention your disappointment to the MDs of both companies. I'm fairly certain thay will be as surprised as I am at your poor experience and I'm sure they'll take steps to kick the necessary arses!
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Bob_A
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Post: # 118019Post Bob_A

I'll PM you Tony with my concerns rather than air them here just in case they were extenuating circumstances :)

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