Warranty used as an excuse for poor quality. - Page 2

martynh99 · 22nd February 2007, 01:45

And a google search reports he is a keen yachtsman with a yacht called Crackerjack and he races it quite successfully.

The internet is a wonderful place

Tony · 22nd February 2007, 22:30

Any idea how you find out what the judgments are for? This would be really useful data.

Tony

martynh99 · 23rd February 2007, 03:17

Unfortunately that is a paid for service by the registry trust. http://www.registry-trust.org.uk/
One search on a Register or section of the E&W Register £ 8.00
Two Registers and/or sections of the E&W Register £ 16.00
Three Registers and/or sections of the E&W Register £ 20.00
Four Registers and/or sections of the E&W Register £ 25.00
Five or more Registers and/or sections of the E&W Register £ 30.00

Tony · 25th February 2007, 21:58

It is a shame that it is not free as it would useful to use this to create a simple league table based on quality related CCJ, so much for the FOI legislation.

Tony

martynh99 · 27th March 2007, 13:07

About 1 month now has passed since the roofers visited for the 5th time to fix this
Here are the pics from today !

http://www.snagging.org/index.php?se...view_photo.php

http://www.snagging.org/index.php?se...view_photo.php

martynh99 · 16th April 2007, 10:35

martynh99 wrote:
[quote]About 1 month now has passed since the roofers visited for the 5th time to fix this
Here are the pics from today !
[quote]

Well, the new roofing company that's been allocated to the work has been out today and fixed the pointing again so lets hope they're better than the last ones.

Also found out that the lead flashing in front of the dormer windows needs removing and refitting as it drops towards the dormer itself rather than away. Unfortunately my Digital camera has packed in so can't get a good photo of the worst section but some of it can be seen on this photo http://www.snagging.org/index.php?se...view_photo.php

martynh99 · 16th April 2007, 10:37

martynh99 wrote:

Quote:

About 1 month now has passed since the roofers visited for the 5th time to fix this
Here are the pics from today !

Well, the new roofing company that's been allocated to the work has been out today and fixed the pointing again so lets hope they're better than the last ones.

Also found out that the lead flashing in front of the dormer windows needs removing and refitting as it drops towards the dormer itself rather than away. Unfortunately my Digital camera has packed in so can't get a good photo of the worst section but some of it can be seen on this photo http://www.snagging.org/index.php?se...view_photo.php

Liz.76 · 13th May 2007, 20:58

martynh99
Do let us know if they finally sorted it and you havent had any problems since.

Best regards

Liz.76

martynh99 · 2nd July 2007, 13:59

The items are finally resolved.

I got my story into Candis magazine this month !

www.candis.co.uk (article not available online though, only in printed copy).

martynh99 · 2nd July 2007, 19:00

Despite them
- being up on the roof half a dozen times to fix the cement bedding for the tiles around the dormer
- fixing a leak that was caused by the flashing not being long enough

they didn't spot the fundamental problem that all the houses in the cul-de-sac suffer from. That is that the flashing dips where it joins the dormer window leaving a trough for water to collect in and in some cases leak through to the room.

To fix this they need to put up scaffolding for 3 days, take off some rows of tiles, take off & replace the flashing, then replace tiles etc.