a1 loft conversion

Yes. It is essential to meet a good reliable team.
Also, please make sure that you have a good reliable coordinator as well.

We had a lot of bad experience with the team who worked for our project.
(Well, basically, we lost contact with the project manager after 10th -12th week. Then, no body was really managing the project after that.)

But dealing with the coordinator was the most difficult and stressful thing.

Whatever problem happened and whenever we reported those problems to the coordinator, her attitude was always 'everything is the customer's fault' (despite the fact that she herself kept making mistakes like ordering wrong items, failing to notify when the workers or building materials to arrive etc,..).

Their website says

Customer Service is our number 1 priority – we take the customer step by step through their project giving them complete transparency of operations and ultimate control throughout, managing each project from start to finish.

But this statement wasn't true for our project.

I still believe that not all the teams/coordinators are like that.
Hope you find someone who can recommend a good one to you.

Otherwise, it may be wise not to take a chance..probably..

We had disappointing experience with this company. The wrong items ordered frequently, ordered items not turning up, no communication from the office on what is happening or how to get things progressing. No one senior to escalate to when problems occurred. Promised to call back with updates but never transpired. We contstantly chased for answers over 7 months for a build that would usually be 2 months. The builder was very good but cannot agree they are project managers.