sovereign approved contactors??

[pixiesue]

I cannot be too specific as i am now seeking legal advice.

sorry but in that case i fail to see why you asked on a diy forum, as isaid as your first reply ask soverign (which you have now done) so i still can not see why you would ask on a diy forum, about a.n.other, then go legal

I initially posted regarding sovereign approved. Then i have since found out what i wanted to know .Someone else asked me the question below.I answered as best i could so go and be sarcastic elsewhere breezer people use this forum for help Damp is an issue for homeowners.


tim00 wrote:
pixiesue, You presumably were issued with a guarantee when the damp proof work was complete and paid for. On this guarantee is a warranty number and details of the chemical company and its terms.
Your inquiries here do not match up with your earlier posts?
Why not explain in full what you have had done, by whom, where and when if you wish people to donate time and expertise in answering your queries?

 

[kevplumb]

.I answered as best i could so go and be sarcastic elsewhere breezer people use this forum for help icon_rolleyes.gif Damp is an issue for homeowners.

so is dodgy plumbing , electrics ,drains , building work etc etc etc

he wasnt being delib sarcastic i know i have been on the recieving end when he was

 

[breezer]

so go and be sarcastic elsewhere breezer people use this forum for help Damp is an issue for homeowners.

I was not being sarcastic, i am just trying to understand.

Was it not me who told you to ask Soverign?

Was it not me that mentioned it is a damp problem?

Sorry if you think i was being sarcastic, i help a lot of people on this forum

 

[kevplumb]

Sorry if you think i was being sarcastic, i help a lot of people on this forum

so do i mate and still get stick

 

[breezer]