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Builder to avoid - Dan Sawicki/ Evoke Projects

By MoysieC
September 28, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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MoysieC

Posted September 28, 2020

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Posted September 28, 2020

I just wanted to warn local residents about our builder Daniel Sawicki of Evoke Projects based on Temperley Road in Balham.

He carried out an extension and refurbishment for us and overbuilt part of our extension roof above our neighbour's land, so we now have a trespass issue with our neighbour (and claimed he didn't know this wasn't legally permitted, despite running a building company in London for 15 years!). We've also had multiple issues of damage by his team (including to our Vitrocsa sliding glass doors and Caesarstone worktop) which he?s refusing to repair and he's refusing to finish the snagging. This is despite our architects, who are acting as contract administrator, holding him contractually accountable for the work.

I know he is working in Peckham at the moment so just wanted to warn others. Please PM me if you need more details.

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