It’s impossible to not get any snagging , Even a walk through after the cleaners still needs to be filtered in Not the blokes fault , if he needed pulling it shouldn’t take 17 plots to work it out
Im an experienced sprayer and Ive never backrolled anything, always got a flawless finish. Theres two sides to every story, and I know what the standards are like on these quick turnaround new builds, so in fairness your pal may well be shite, though you should never let someone complete more than a weeks graft and then knock them the full amount, that's ridiculous
If the work that you have done needs snagging afterwards....they you either need to buck up your ideas...or find a new profession because you are crap. However....if it needs snagging because another trade has damaged your work,,,,then they should be billed for the snagging costs. Plus if another trade ...has caused you to have to sand rough plaster down or caulk massive joinery joints, or fill huge plumbing holes then you should either be paid to rectify or the trade concernd made to pay you or called back to rectify. What are the site agents being paid for???? If you deem to call yourself a pro....then no job you do should need snagging by another. End of.
All jobs have a few snags, it's a question of the degree that's acceptable. I work on high end restoration of Georgian houses for clients who have very deep pockets so we get to be real perfectionists, but there are still always a few minor snags.. the problem with these new builds is that they try to skimp on paying decorators so they have to rush it to make it pay, so the snagging is endless.
It’s impossible to not get any snagging , Even a walk through after the cleaners still needs to be filtered in
Not the blokes fault , if he needed pulling it shouldn’t take 17 plots to work it out
Im an experienced sprayer and Ive never backrolled anything, always got a flawless finish.
Theres two sides to every story, and I know what the standards are like on these quick turnaround new builds, so in fairness your pal may well be shite, though you should never let someone complete more than a weeks graft and then knock them the full amount, that's ridiculous
When new build work slows down then unfortunately it's dog eat dog..guys WILL find themselves work.
No comradeship nowadays 😂
Let's just hope he gets his comeuppance Never stop money, disgusting behaviour.
Left hook should sort it.
its fucking decrace candleman ,had all this when i was plastering on site . it evil site work ,u do a good job and they think y are shit
give me a ring candle man
Why ? 🕯
Certificate Of Vaccine ID ?..... 😂
Come to pattaya. I’m loving it. Screw work
Hellish place that , enjoy
I’ve put plans into motion to spend the winter ❄️🥶in the Philippines in a few years time.
Bang out of order not paying someone who does a job from you.
The Bees ?
Yea he needs chinning pal😂
Americans are paid 3x what we get paid in the uk painting houses, its becoming not worth the effort
Related to claws Schwab the decks ? In Zee future you will own nothing and be happy.
17 plots for £1000?
Obviously, not. Nobody would paint 17 plots for £1000 come on.
Last week’s wage as I said. 🕯
@@wallingtonfilming lol good. As I heard he'd done 17 plots lol... Spraying makes sense lol
Stay Free .
Hope you beehive yourself mate 😆
For you
Snag your own work 😁
If the work that you have done needs snagging afterwards....they you either need to buck up your ideas...or find a new profession because you are crap.
However....if it needs snagging because another trade has damaged your work,,,,then they should be billed for the snagging costs.
Plus if another trade ...has caused you to have to sand rough plaster down or caulk massive joinery joints, or fill huge plumbing holes then you should either be paid to rectify or the trade concernd made to pay you or called back to rectify. What are the site agents being paid for????
If you deem to call yourself a pro....then no job you do should need snagging by another.
End of.
You don't do new work do you.
All jobs have a few snags, it's a question of the degree that's acceptable. I work on high end restoration of Georgian houses for clients who have very deep pockets so we get to be real perfectionists, but there are still always a few minor snags.. the problem with these new builds is that they try to skimp on paying decorators so they have to rush it to make it pay, so the snagging is endless.