When and how do we do the site visit to complete the survey?

When and how do we do the site visit to complete the survey?

  1. Our qualified teams are scheduled to work in postcode areas on specific weeks 
  2. You will be contacted usually offered 1 weeks’ notice to book a visit 
  3. Our system will send you a text and email to confirm your allotted appointment 
  4. We will provide you with either an AM (7am-12pm) or PM (12pm-4pm) time slot, so please ensure you have someone at the property during your allotted time 
  5. Sometimes we may need to rearrange visits at short notice due to weather conditions such as heavy rain or extreme temperatures 
  6. If our technicians are running early or late, we will call you to inform you 
  7. Any questions regarding treatments please contact: treatments@gcgrp.co.uk 
  8. Terms and conditions do apply

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