Welcome to the Monetarist Free Market Economygreed is rife ,most want cash ,I expect they do not want to pay tax .Cash fuels greed! .
Welcome to the Monetarist Free Market Economygreed is rife ,most want cash ,I expect they do not want to pay tax .Cash fuels greed! .
Call in some eastern europeans and get the job done quick and cheap and often better
Call in some eastern europeans and get the job done quick and cheap and often better
Call in some eastern europeans and get the job done quick and cheap and often better
Show me that and I will show you jesus christ
We are in the south west new forest close to dorset border.Nalle59
Where in South west Hants are you?
Graham
most trades who turn up still want to be paid same as in the property boom.
This seems to be the crux of the issue, people are turning up and quoting, but you are unwilling to pay their rates.
Why should tradesman drop their prices cos of a recession? The price of utility bills, petrol, insurance, food goes up for them like it does anyone else.
We are doing a loft conversion and project manage it ourselfs but are finding it hard to get quotes for bricklaying, electrics ,and plumbing.There are lots of these trades around us but lot of them do not return tel.calls or bother to turn up having made appointment !!obviously too much work! most trades who turn up still want to be paid same as in the property boom .I do not see any recession here. Where are all these out of work trades? Not around here in south west hampshire!
This is the story everywhere. There must be too much work around.
I phoned and arrange an appointment for a quote for a concrete driveway. The guy cancelled the first appointment because he was feeling unwell that day, which is fair enough. But he just didn't show the following week.
We also had someone come give quote from check a trade recom. not only did not come but did not bother to text us or phone so much for chech a trade.
Neighbour was calling around for a waste pipe replacement, took her a while for someone to actually come and quote. Either there is too much work or some trades are charging too much to be too fussed about lost trade.
most trades who turn up still want to be paid same as in the property boom .I do not see any recession here.