“Had a quote from a plasterer for our extension — good price, seemed fine. The report came back clean: registered since 2018, accounts filed, nothing unusual on the quote. Paid the deposit the same afternoon with zero doubt.”
“The report flagged a 60% upfront deposit with no milestone schedule. Went back to the builder and asked him to explain it — he got defensive and couldn’t. Found someone else. I genuinely think it saved me a lot of money.”
“Getting a full rewire done — a big job. Needed to know he was legitimate before handing over a penny. Report matched the company on Companies House, confirmed the registration address, and told me exactly what to check on the NICEIC register. Done in under a minute.”
“Found a roofer through Facebook. The report flagged the company was only six weeks old despite the van saying ‘Est. 2018’. That one discrepancy was worth every penny.”
“Needed a new boiler fitted. Gas Safe registration is mandatory and I wasn’t sure I’d verified it. Report confirmed it in under a minute. Paid the deposit the same day.”
“Had two quotes for the same job. Ran both through. One clean, one flagged a director connected to a previously dissolved company. Made the decision very straightforward.”
“£9,000 extension quote. Spent £5 and found the company had changed names twice in three years. Not something I’d have found on my own. Got two more quotes before committing.”
“Quote scan flagged no start date, no completion date, and a 40% deposit with no milestones — all three amber. Asked him to revise the quote. He did. Then I paid.”
“My neighbour got stung by a roofer last year. When I needed mine done I wasn’t leaving it to chance. Report came back clean — six-year history, accounts filed. Job done.”
“Kitchen fitter quoted £11,000 for a full refit. The domain had been registered eight days before he first contacted me. That was enough. Didn’t pay a penny.”
“I’d already paid a 10% holding deposit before I found this. Used it anyway before the next stage payment. Flagged vague scope and no fixed completion date — exactly what I needed to push on.”
“New windows — big spend. The glazier had solid reviews but I ran the check anyway. All clear. I had a written record that I’d done due diligence before payment. That matters.”
“The report cross-referenced director names against the disqualified directors register. One name from a linked company came up flagged. I wouldn’t have known to look for that.”
“Thought it was just a Companies House search I could do myself. Then the quote scan flagged no fixed price, cash-only terms, and no company number anywhere. Three things I’d completely missed.”
“Plasterer recommended by a friend. Report came back clean but flagged the Google reviews as clustered — 9 of 11 in six weeks. Asked to speak to a previous customer before committing. All fine.”
“Had a quote from a plasterer for our extension — good price, seemed fine. The report came back clean: registered since 2018, accounts filed, nothing unusual on the quote. Paid the deposit the same afternoon with zero doubt.”
“The report flagged a 60% upfront deposit with no milestone schedule. Went back to the builder and asked him to explain it — he got defensive and couldn’t. Found someone else. I genuinely think it saved me a lot of money.”
“Getting a full rewire done — a big job. Needed to know he was legitimate before handing over a penny. Report matched the company on Companies House, confirmed the registration address, and told me exactly what to check on the NICEIC register. Done in under a minute.”
“Found a roofer through Facebook. The report flagged the company was only six weeks old despite the van saying ‘Est. 2018’. That one discrepancy was worth every penny.”
“Needed a new boiler fitted. Gas Safe registration is mandatory and I wasn’t sure I’d verified it. Report confirmed it in under a minute. Paid the deposit the same day.”
“Had two quotes for the same job. Ran both through. One clean, one flagged a director connected to a previously dissolved company. Made the decision very straightforward.”
“£9,000 extension quote. Spent £5 and found the company had changed names twice in three years. Not something I’d have found on my own. Got two more quotes before committing.”
“Quote scan flagged no start date, no completion date, and a 40% deposit with no milestones — all three amber. Asked him to revise the quote. He did. Then I paid.”
“My neighbour got stung by a roofer last year. When I needed mine done I wasn’t leaving it to chance. Report came back clean — six-year history, accounts filed. Job done.”
“Kitchen fitter quoted £11,000 for a full refit. The domain had been registered eight days before he first contacted me. That was enough. Didn’t pay a penny.”
“I’d already paid a 10% holding deposit before I found this. Used it anyway before the next stage payment. Flagged vague scope and no fixed completion date — exactly what I needed to push on.”
“New windows — big spend. The glazier had solid reviews but I ran the check anyway. All clear. I had a written record that I’d done due diligence before payment. That matters.”
“The report cross-referenced director names against the disqualified directors register. One name from a linked company came up flagged. I wouldn’t have known to look for that.”
“Thought it was just a Companies House search I could do myself. Then the quote scan flagged no fixed price, cash-only terms, and no company number anywhere. Three things I’d completely missed.”
“Plasterer recommended by a friend. Report came back clean but flagged the Google reviews as clustered — 9 of 11 in six weeks. Asked to speak to a previous customer before committing. All fine.”
