J S.
Yelp
Sadly, like many companies today, Counter Culture's service standards and ethics seem to have gone downhill over the last year. Blame it on COVID, perhaps.
People in the construction trades are overwhelmed and tired today, but rather than turn business away, many have allowed their standards to slip a little, or a lot. It seems that some are even taking advantage of the fact that customers working on home projects are lined up out the door, so companies know they can get away with a few extra errors, extended wait times, or even a questionable business practice or two. If customers are paying attention, and complain, well, what's the loss of one or two when there's plenty of new business to fill the void?
Unfortunately, it appears that this industry-wide malaise has caught hold at Counter Culture as well. Counter Culture was a great company, and it could be again, but something is just a bit off today, and that raises concerns that any customer with high standards may want to consider. No need to bad mouth anyone in particular. It just seems that this company's "slippage," in multiple areas, is something that potential customers should be aware of. I just hope they can get their act together before too many good customers walk away. But, doing business with service firms that have lost their way is not a wise idea either.