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Please help- and be warned against DL Floors (David)

By ruskmail
February 26, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted February 26, 2016

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Posted February 26, 2016

Hi All,

I am starting this thread so everyone is aware of DL floors' (east dulwich) shit work that they have done in my apartment. I got their reference from someone and engaged with them last year. First, he and someone else ruined my flat totally and later also threatened me. I am a single lady and it is very shameful that I have had to go through this.

He did not cover any holes and cuts in the skirting board. Shabby work throughout. When I asked him to come back to fix these, he refused. I am totally helpless and do not know what to do. If anyone can help, please advise. I have lost all hopes but would like to warn anyone else against going through the same pain that I have.

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