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Yes i did start somewhere 24 years ago as a sole trader and was advized last year by my accountant due to turnover to go limited.I have nothing against anybody working out of a van but more and more due to slow down in building work more and more so called tradesmen are setting up doing work with no liability insurance in placeleveller2911 wrote: »Excactley even the big firms use contractors and get it wrong I work for my self from a van and do very good and get a lot of recommends it is like any trade. Baldwindow fitter you must have started somewhere.if you think peoples advice is helpfull please take the time to clicking the thank you button it gives great satisfaction0 -
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My company is also ltd and fully insured i also understand where youre coming from as i have done several repair jobs due to bad workmanship and it seems a lot of people are jumping on the band wagon for windows you used to just have fitters.Trouble is that someone sees a window fitted and they think they can do it.Yes i did start somewhere 24 years ago as a sole trader and was advized last year by my accountant due to turnover to go limited.I have nothing against anybody working out of a van but more and more due to slow down in building work more and more so called tradesmen are setting up doing work with no liability insurance in place
I was told once that you can get the best window thats on sale and a bad fitter will make it look awful but you can buy a cheap window and a good fitter will make it look fantastic.0
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