Interesting news, the AA have launched a handyman service
The B&Q handyman service appears to have been dropped.
The AA trades on its reputation, and handymen have a high complaint level. Doesnt sound like a brilliant match.
NT
Sounds a perfect match. Overall, might even reduce the number of complaints. ;-)
The AA lost its reputation not long after it became a commercial operation.
service
I don't :-)
Do you salute all your customers?
Not since he gave up the motorbike and sidecar :-)
and hopefully the pisspot helmet.... :>) JimK
That's kept under his bed now. ;-)
-hopefully- a timely response. OTOH will probably be too expensive for a non-emergency job, and the AA person will not be a specialist in plumbing/electrics etc. Like all insurance schemes it won't make a profit if there are too many claims. It seems any people view insurance not as a bet that they would prefer to lose, but more on the principle that having paid x in premiums you have not got your money's worth unless you put in for x+ claims.
Not the roadside service that I and Dave Baker supply then:-)
Adamn
The "Home Emergency Response" part seems like just a competitor for Homeserve, but the other bit is interesting
"Services provided by Home Assist and Handy Squad will be charged at an hourly rate plus the materials used in the job"
I can't see that working for them or the customer somehow. Just too many variables. I wonder what our resident handyman thinks.
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