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Great builder for small projects
Great builder for small projects
Been using a great guy for some small building projects around the place. Especially good at bathrooms and tiling although he's done some roof repairs. Not only does he do a Rolls-Royce job his rates are very reasonable. If you're interested I'm very happy to be a reference. PM me first or call tel. 282332538.
Chris
Chris
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completecarvoeiro
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Re: Great builder for small projects
Well whats his name then?
Re: Great builder for small projects
Dimi - dunno what his last name is! I've used him initailly to re-tile my bathroom. He's honest, trustworthy and does a bloom'in good job because of that he's done aload more work for me.
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shanagarry
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Re: Great builder for small projects
I think you are attempting to 'push water uphill' promoting any service on here my friend - given the experience some have have had to endure through so-called 'friendly association' in the not too distant past. Your short history and choice of name will not be too helpful to your 'friend' either.
Buyer beware
Buyer beware
Re: Great builder for small projects
Then they would be missing a genuine article!
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shanagarry
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Re: Great builder for small projects
That's something we may regret - but look at it this way - Winky and Dimi would make even the most naive 'customer' stop and think.
I have my suspicions - some of the other cynics on here will undoubtedly let you have their opinions
I have my suspicions - some of the other cynics on here will undoubtedly let you have their opinions
Re: Great builder for small projects
I have been on here for years and have recommended my 'friend' for several small building
projects. No-one has been let down yet. but I too would be suspicious of new posters
projects. No-one has been let down yet. but I too would be suspicious of new posters
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shanagarry
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Re: Great builder for small projects
Tricky
At the risk of patronising you (it's not intentional) but you have been around on this Forum for some time (since 2003) and I think it's safe to say that someone would trust your recommendation a great deal more than somebody who has not posted frequently on here.
You will not need to be reminded of the Mazza debacle that started out by a person advertising their business on here. As a result of subscribers placing their trust in a fellow subscriber's offer of services and entering into a business relationship due to the 'inference' that because it comes from the Forum - it must be endorsed by the forum's management and must be alright. In that case it was anything but.
It is likely that Winky and his handy-man Dimi are perfectly respectable and trustworthy people in much the same way as you Tricky and your friend are. Unfortunately, there is a lot of suspicion surrounding any new name that appears on here offering a service that impacts on our property.
I use this site regularly to get introductions to services that I need and have never been let down by any of the recommendation/introductions offered to me - thus far. In fact I have benefitted enormously from a lot of guidance I have received. I am very careful to deal with the people making the offers in an arm's length way and make sure I carry out my due diligence in considerable detail. Others have not been so fortunate and have lost a lot of money as a result.
Rightly or wrongly, I feel (and everybody else should) I have a duty to question any offer from a 'new' or infrequent poster offering a property related service - more especially if that service is aimed at an absentee client. Inevitably, I will sometimes question a perfectly legitimate and meaningful offer - better that than leave the door open for another dishonest conniving thief to slip through
At the risk of patronising you (it's not intentional) but you have been around on this Forum for some time (since 2003) and I think it's safe to say that someone would trust your recommendation a great deal more than somebody who has not posted frequently on here.
You will not need to be reminded of the Mazza debacle that started out by a person advertising their business on here. As a result of subscribers placing their trust in a fellow subscriber's offer of services and entering into a business relationship due to the 'inference' that because it comes from the Forum - it must be endorsed by the forum's management and must be alright. In that case it was anything but.
It is likely that Winky and his handy-man Dimi are perfectly respectable and trustworthy people in much the same way as you Tricky and your friend are. Unfortunately, there is a lot of suspicion surrounding any new name that appears on here offering a service that impacts on our property.
I use this site regularly to get introductions to services that I need and have never been let down by any of the recommendation/introductions offered to me - thus far. In fact I have benefitted enormously from a lot of guidance I have received. I am very careful to deal with the people making the offers in an arm's length way and make sure I carry out my due diligence in considerable detail. Others have not been so fortunate and have lost a lot of money as a result.
Rightly or wrongly, I feel (and everybody else should) I have a duty to question any offer from a 'new' or infrequent poster offering a property related service - more especially if that service is aimed at an absentee client. Inevitably, I will sometimes question a perfectly legitimate and meaningful offer - better that than leave the door open for another dishonest conniving thief to slip through

