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This company is not award winning and the director, Robbie Weddell, has changed company name and dissolved businesses multiple times to avoid his obligations. Con man. Took £6000 deposit from us and didn’t show up for work. We only ever got half the money back after freezing his payment account and going to the civil court.
basically pay good money up front and get ripped off
this guy claims company has been dissolved so where my money
Unfortunately all the horror stories one hears with building contractors came true with my recent experience with Edinburgh-based Citicontracts. A 6 week project turned into 12 weeks and then work was simply left unfinished. What was done was substandard and uncertified. A referral to Trading Standards has been made. Stay clear.
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