Hammond Hill Reviews 1

TrustScore 3 out of 5

3.2

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  1. Furniture Store
  2. Bedroom Furniture Store
  3. Living Room Furniture Store
  4. Sofa Store

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Hammond Hill are suppliers of rise and recline furniture and high quality carpet and flooring.


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3.2

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Quoted and agreed to fit carpet but then refused

Quoted and agreed to fit carpet around September 2020, 3 months after the house was totally gutted and rebuilt, Chris the director changed his mind refuse to fulfill the quote he personally gave me, as it’s not a new build or I’m not a trade customer. I guess Chris. Certainly not fair considering my circumstance. What....? Does my builder need to call and request him to come? I wrote a lengthy email to Chris and the team pleading for them to come but I got so response what so ever so this negative feedback is deserving. In the end I used another independent carpet supplier and fitter.

Date of experience: February 19, 2021

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