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I think its with all policies, they have approved glass people with a small excess, but if you want to use someone else you can, but its always a much bigger excess.
Can't figure out why you paid £120 when everyone said the excess would be the only thing to pay & don't believe excess is £120. Looks like you were stuffed, paid too much & got a crap job into the bargain. Why ask for advice then ignore it when 100% say the same thingSo fixed the glass for £120, but the door is full of glass bits we can hear the noise, the guy who did the glass told me that the bits reach the bottom part of the door and is sealed so unless the whole door is removed, wiring removed, and the glass flipped upside down, the bits cant be pulled out. Adding to the misery, the window trim is damaged which clearly is the use of a utensil (crowbar shaped). Any ideas?
If this was the case I still would expect it to be part of the job, it's like going to a body shop fitting a red wing on a blue car and saying there you go that will be x amount ,imo the job hasn't been done satisfactorilyIf it's anything like a C63 door when you remove the door card you can't get to anything as there is an aluminium panel pop riveted to the inside of the door. The pop rivets have to be drilled out v carefully so as not to go through the outer door skin. Special kit to re install the panel afterwards. I watched them do this when I had a faulty door lock, not as straight forward as you would think.
Not for £120 or your £75 you won't. Think about it, it's take the door card off, drill out the rivets, remove glass, install new window, install panel using MB kit ( isn't cheap) install door card. You're replacement window could end up taking the best part of the day. That's assuming it has the inner skin, if it doesn't I agree with you.
I honestly have no idea.Perhaps not for £120, but in the case of the £75 excess, surely any additional cost will be absorbed by the insurer?
No argument from me, the company obviously know what the job entails & have settled for the quickest & most cost efficient option, rather than the complete the job to the highest standard option.Forget the money
I personally would not except that kind of work,i was always taught if you do a job do it properly not half a job which has been done
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