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Blaze
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cutting down trees

#31 Post by Blaze »

hughnique wrote: Thu Apr 07, 2022 2:08 pm Dodgy plumber, dodgy roofer, and now the woodcutter, wonder why we don't use them.
Well, you just seem to have been unlucky !
We had excellent service from the roofer and the woodcutter. We knew the roofer's father from way back and the son did superb work for us (they both knew the house well). Beauvillain did a fantastic job round the edge of our plantation, and at a very reasonable price, plus a couple of other jobs. We were certainly not ripped off !

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#32 Post by hughnique »

He actually packed up and sold the business on, so the new man has kept the name. Call it cynical but when he came round he did not see the large extension to the house I am just finishing off, evidently him and the bloke who rents the field where the trees are encroaching are good mates, just makes me wonder??

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#33 Post by Bayleaf »

niemeyjt wrote: Thu Apr 07, 2022 3:53 pm I wonder how the P&O plumbers and electricians will get on now P&O have new staff?
They'll probably rename themselves as Tunnel Tradesmen! :lol:

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