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Advertising a Dodgy Builder

rina1973 · 2021-06-03 20:29:37

Hi, I recently had a very bad experience with a rogue builder who butchered my house so badly that no other builder wants to pick up the work where he had left; understandably, they all want to demolish what he touched and start from the beginning. By law, am I able to advertise the builder’s workmanship to make other…

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JamoLew Posts: 1,800 Forumite

5 June 2021 at 8:11AM

Is the poor work visible from the roadway ?

Nothing stopping you putting a sign/banner etc up saying "This building work undertaken by Mr Builder XYZ"

They seem keen to put their own signs out advertising their business whilst undertaking work, nothing to stop you advertising on his behalf.

If the poor work is blatantly visible, you don't even need to mention it

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