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Roofer and Scafolders to avoid

By Camberwell Coop
February 29, 2024 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted February 29, 2024

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Posted February 29, 2024

We had a replacement roof done by Dave Jackson [07***850322].

The roof has been good - no issues at all.

Dave and his partner were also good to deal with until we had problems with the scaffolders they use. At this point, having completed the job and been paid, Dave did not respond or take up the problems.

Our window was damaged by the scaffolders with only a partial repair done. I pursued these damages but eventually I stopped getting a response. The company was Wellbonds Scaffolding Ltd in Tulse hill. London Uk SW2, owned by John Speer [07*** 466630].

I would not use either company/builder again and I do not advise others to do so.

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