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There’s lots but it also kind of depends on what you mean by “honest”
One of my good mates is a builder – he’s great but stupid in a business sense, always gives 110% (like you should!) but always undercharges, lets customers take advantage and works himself to a near on meltdown.
He can’t be the only one out there.
What sort of things have you seen going on?
If there is I’ve never found one.
The last builder I dealt with failed to pay his sub contractors, installed a bog-standard septic tank instead of the 6.5k water treatment plant I paid for and used cement render instead of lime mortar on my listed building.
It shocks me what contractors have asked me to do, working for a subcontractor – and it seems like it is common practice in many offices across the country. For some very very big names, too.
Yes I know a couple!
Think tier 1 is full of rubbish because it’s so impersonal and they all think there’s this huge pot of money, it’s not set up for honesty and good work.
Come down the line a bit and people become a bit more humanised
What does tier 1 mean?