No Travel Fee

No travel fee is charged within our service areas.

Fault-Finding Services

An hourly fee applies for fault-finding services, with payment deferred until after the service is completed.

  • Upon fault find, service has been rendered and immediate payment is due via EFT or Card Payment, through our card payment system.
  • If repairs are approved during the same visit, standard hourly labor rates will apply. An upfront fee for the repair, including the fault-finding fee, must be paid via card or EFT before repair work starts.

Project-Based Work

Quoted projects will only commence upon payment of a non-refundable Project Initiation Fee, which covers labor, parts, and service preparations.

About Our T&Cs:

By using our service you agree to the above & below, and our T&Cs:

How We Manage Overdue Invoices

  • 30 Days Overdue: A polite reminder will be sent, and a late fee of 2.5% will apply. Payment must be settled within 7 days to avoid further penalties or action.
  • 60 Days Overdue: A strong reminder will be issued, and an additional late fee of 2.5% will apply. Clients will be informed that the account is at risk of being handed over to debt collectors.
  • 90 Days Overdue: The account will be handed over to a debt collection agency. An additional handover fee will apply, and any associated collection costs will be added to the outstanding balance, along with another 2.5% late fee.

Card Payment Terms for Fault-Finding

  • Payment Upon Completion: Payment is required immediately via EFT or Card Payment upon completion of fault-finding services.
  • 48-Hour Grace Period: Allow up to 48 hours for EFT payments to reflect. Card payments must reflect instantly.
  • Default Action: If payment is not received within 48 hours, a final payment reminder will be sent with a 7-day deadline. Failure to pay will result in suspension of ongoing work and initiation of the debt collection process, which may include the 30, 60, 90-day reminders with penalties or, if permitted by law, a quicker remedy to hand over the account to collectors.

Legal Actions for Unresolved Accounts

For unresolved accounts, legal action may be taken through Small Claims Court or other legal proceedings. If this occurs, the following may apply:

  • A garnishee order may be issued to collect outstanding amounts directly from your bank or employer.
  • Your assets may be attached via the sheriff of the court to settle the debt.
  • All legal fees incurred, including attorney fees, court costs, and any other associated expenses, will be added to the outstanding amount and will be the responsibility of the liable party or debtor.