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I am having difficulties in finding a builder to replace an internal wall between kitchen and shower room. Have contacted 3 'Which approved builders- one never replied, the other visited on 16th  October and  still awaiting his estimate. The other was due a couple of weeks ago but his car broke down, rebooked for today but had calls saying that he has spent last 20 minutes driving around Barry/Goodrich/Landells Roads trying to park. Did not want to chance parking on yellow lines!  Parking around ED is now putting off contractors.  He is going to give me an alternative date and I will move my car from my drive the night before so he can park there.

Need to find other reputable building companies willing to work in ED

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local builder ED

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Seems like "which approved" is worth nothing same as "check a trade" and "my builder" ... 

read between the lines ... How long you are waiting for the quote ? 🤐

And another builder always have bad luck with act of god etc ... 🥱🥱🥱

If I want a job as a builder you'll get a quote from me within 24 hours ... 

And I won't be moaning about parking or broken down vehicle ...

His car didn't break down he was at another job 

He wasn't driving around to find car park near you because he was driving to work (his work)

((I work in this area throughout the year and never had an issue with parking ))

 

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