Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: CleanClear on February 06, 2017, 06:05:42 pm
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Great news eh ?
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1486404252_Selection_740.jpg)
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1486404263_Selection_741.jpg)
caveat emptor
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Specialists in Liquid Solutions.
Does that mean they’ve gone into liquidation? :o
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Specialists in Liquid Solutions.
Does that mean they’ve gone into liquidation? :o
I think they may manage a month before they play that card, again. Lol
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Does that mean my hydra alloy pole will no longer be a limited edition barely used antique collectors item ?
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does this company ever stop trying
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How many times is it now they have changed names at companies house as I've lost count?
https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/search?q=brodex
thats not including the other ones they have used ::)roll
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Looks like an entirely different board of directors this time though...
https://companycheck.co.uk/company/10274044/FLUID-SCIENCE-LIMITED/companies-house-data
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Looks like an entirely different board of directors this time though...
https://companycheck.co.uk/company/10274044/FLUID-SCIENCE-LIMITED/companies-house-data
Soupy, you may be right!
I wouldn't trust them with my money whatever their company name or directors names.
It's not like they ever were innovators to the industry. Yes they built solid systems but then charged a fortune for parts that could be sourced locally cheaper, (I wonder if another company reads this!) that coupled with poor customer service. It's always going to be a struggle for anyone whilst being associated with that name. Just my thoughts.
Tony
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Looks like an entirely different board of directors this time though...
https://companycheck.co.uk/company/10274044/FLUID-SCIENCE-LIMITED/companies-house-data
Soupy, you may be right!
I wouldn't trust them with my money whatever their company name or directors names.
It's not like they ever were innovators to the industry. Yes they built solid systems but then charged a fortune for parts that could be sourced locally cheaper, (I wonder if another company reads this!) that coupled with poor customer service. It's always going to be a struggle for anyone whilst being associated with that name. Just my thoughts.
Tony
Totally agree, even their poles where measured/sold in reach length to fool customers into thinking they where buying a longer
pole than they where actually getting.
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I have a trolley system and a pole from Brodex that must be over 10 years old and still going strong. IMHO their kit was always well made.
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I notice their registered office is in Radstock Somerset. Perhaps Franky could go on a cycle ride and check if it is a real office or a "paper" one.
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The wording on that site suggests they are still trading under their own name looking on companies house. Only thing that has changed is they now have a new financial backer that's all. Going by this I would have thought nothing has changed including the people that run brodex on a day to day basis.
Will be interesting to see how long the new backers last as I feel the brand name has been destroyed over the years by bad customer service, loss of sales by new kids on the block etc.