plumbers/electricians etc: leave them unattended?

diable

keystone wrote: »

Bummer! I must be dumb then 'cos I thought you were using irony.

Cheers

Wrong website for that ;o)))

keystone

diable wrote: »

Wrong website for that ;o)))

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TighterThanTwoCoatsOfPain

C_Mababejive wrote: »

I dont understand this.

Presumably you would let an estate agent wander round your house alone or to bring strangers to view your house?

Isnt this just the old ..workers cant be trusted but someone in a suit can?

no not at all... there is no difference. for me its about if the house is an empty shell or if it is inhabited. If its the former then no one gets a key, the latter, they both do.

Wonder what the insurance implications are if you leave your new tradesman alone in the house and come home to find it empty?

The missus wants a cleaner and there's no hope as far im concerned.

diable

TighterThanTwoCoatsOfPain wrote: »

no not at all... there is no difference. for me its about if the house is an empty shell or if it is inhabited. If its the former then no one gets a key, the latter, they both do.

Wonder what the insurance implications are if you leave your new tradesman alone in the house and come home to find it empty?

The missus wants a cleaner and there's no hope as far im concerned.

Thats why you have coded locks or you could help out and clean the house ;o))