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Where do you find a reliable tradesmen?

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Published 8th April 2014 |

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Big rant coming up.... I want my kerb dropped and the local council in its wisdom don't do it you get a list of suppliers that have public liability insurance, great you think...no as half of them don't exist anymore and the others don't call back! Then when you find someone they go radio silent and you have to start the process all over again....

rant over...thanks for listening.

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9th April 2014 9:42 AM

Hiya Ang

Hope you aren't going to steal my thunder as rant specialist

It is really frustrating, I remember when I had some work done a few years ago and the pain I went through!

My local council were quick enough to write to me regarding my dropped curb when i was "illegally crossing it", but didn't even get as far as sorting it as the car got killed a few weeks later

Good luck in sorting it

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10th April 2014 5:56 PM

A kerb that should have been dropped by now is still ongoing. I've even asked a neighbour but the company he used has gone out if business. I'm thinking of doing it myself, how hard can it be? I read a story the other day of a lady who did a brickie course as she fell out with the people building her house so she built it herself!

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