Good practice in domestic/private work

[Gazzer]

You are no doubt correct as I do not hold one - and was only trying to advise the dangers of taking rubbish away from a job and highlighting the possible outcome pertaining to that 'crime'.

I know someone who got caught recently, he is awating further news. I doubt he will get the full penalty though.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

The answer is to bag up the rubbish for the customer to take away or as we do - provide a skip on every job ( they start at only £60-00),

 

[White Room]

What size do you get for £60

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

wow good guys there are a few i have learnt tonight , bag sludge!!!!:yikes:

 

[Time's Ran Out]

What size do you get for £60

Big enough to clear up to £60 worth of rubbish if its level.

 

[Colour Republic]

Big enough to clear up to £60 worth of rubbish if its level.

sadly £60 gets a black bin bag removed in Brighton

 

[White Room]

A 6 yard skip is between £180-200 round my way

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Good post Jamie B, domestic work is so different than site work. Working clean, liasing with customer etc. one thing I always do, is never leave anything they can find fault with. I like to leave each job thinking, I would be happy with that in my home. Works for me

 

[The D]

One thing I will add is to cheque the sanitary / work tops for scratches / chips before you start tiling as some unscrupulous customers will try it on. If you see one highlight it with the customer to avoid any problems at the end of the job.

 

[Aston]

£60 will get you a mini skip, 2 ton