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Contractor caused damage to property

Dilbert_Investor · 2024-10-21 17:28:07

I had a contractor delivery and fit an appliance. During the visit they damaged the front door (which we only discovered reviewing CCTV). The company agreed to a repair we advised might not work due to the nature of the damage. It didn’t work so they agreed a replacement, which we organised. It went quiet after we sent the…

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sheramber Posts: 23,595 Forumite

9 December 2024 at 12:51PM

You are not going to court over them renaging over an agreement to pay. Forget that.

You are going to court to get redress for the damage to the door.

They have indicate they are unwilling to pay so proceed to the Small claims Court.

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