Rory
7 months later...
It's important to differentiate between Guardsman and the technicians that actually (eventually) come to fix your unit/device/sofa or whatever. They are not the same company so writing a review on how good the technician was is moot. In this day and age you expect laptop repair people to be able to fix laptops, that sofa repair people will do a good job and so on. This review is about the service from Guardsman which was poor and aloof. I wrote a review of their service when i first contacted them around October 2020. I reported an electrical fault on a sofa and was given a 3 week lead time for the repair. The technician arrived and said he needed parts. I wont detail the full story but the fault was a recurrence of a previous fault which i detailed to Guardsman...it would still require a technician to arrive, review the situation and tell me he needed the parts i had already told them they would need. After weeks of chasing for a repair date I stopped asking. I logged a complaint but received a letter saying I had no valid complaint. Skip forward to March 2021 and a parcel arrived at my door. It was a load of parts for the sofa. By this time i had taken the sofa apart and run some electrical repairs, so it was actually fixed. A month after this i got a call from a technician saying he could fit me in for repair. The job was finally done, 7 months after it was logged. From receiving the letter telling me that i had no valid complaint, i had received no communication from Guardsman until the technician rang me (who technically is not Guardsman). My last response was a "How did we do?" email a few weeks ago from Guardsman. So Guardsman, I may not, in your legal disclaimer eyes, have a valid complaint, but my God, 7 months to fix a sofa? with no communication? packages arriving without notification? If this is what you class as "Good Service", then you will never have a valid complaint. NEVER AGAIN!
