"I bought a "renovator delight," about five years ago. One of the problems that had been bugging me for a while was how to repair the front door and maintain security of the house, while fixing this.  My house had been rented for quite a few years before I bought it and it was obvious that the front French doors had been kicked in a few times.  I'm in the amateur class and if given time I can figure out how to do the job.  Sometimes it's a good job and other times the amateur status shows. It took some time to realise that my front door replacement needed a professional.

 

One day I was chewing over this problem with a friend, and Guy Collier was recommended.  Because Guy was a personal friend, this recommendation carried a bit of weight.  It was having a good recommendation that tipped the balance for me and stopped my procrastination.

 

As soon as you meet Guy you realise he's very thoughtful.  When he saw the problems contained in my front doors he offered a couple of solutions.  He also nominated which solution was the best solution.  That solution was to strip out all the old door framing and patch up jobs that had been used previously. The damage was more than met the eye.  It wasn't just a matter of hanging some doors from the wall.

 

I now have a brand new door arrangement in an old house.  Every time I leave the house the door closes with a gentle "click."   Guy used a number of sophisticated tools, that I had never seen the like of and produced the kind of accuracy and craftsmanship that only a professional can produce. Every time I close the front door and hear that gentle click sound I think of Guy Collier.

 

It is worth mentioning too, that the unexpected happened on the day Guy and his offsider, Greg did the job.  In the afternoon there was a big storm and the doors weren't yet in place. All the new lining and frame work were in place, but the doors hadn't been quite squared to Guy's satisfaction and of course the clouds burst and it bucketed down.  A tarp was hastily held in place to seal the house and the storm then had to be waited out.  That meant a late afternoon for Guy, because he was determined that house security was paramount before he left that day.  I was more afraid, at that point, that he might be in trouble with his wife and son getting home late!

 

Anyone considering any work anywhere, big and small shouldn't look further than Guy at GHC Building solutions.  My job was only a small one, but I'm also aware of some of his big building projects that have been written up in the newspaper. I'd be happy to discuss anything further."

 

Robert Morison, Stanthorpe.