by Jeremy | Jul 4, 2026 | News
Unfinished building work is a distressingly common situation. The builder who started work on your extension, kitchen, or bathroom has stopped showing up. Calls go unanswered or receive vague excuses. The house is left in a worse state than it was before work started....
by Jeremy | Jul 3, 2026 | News
Few things are more frustrating — or more costly — than being defrauded by a builder, a tradesperson, or a contractor. Whether it is a builder who has taken a substantial deposit and disappeared, a roofer whose work has made things worse rather than better, a...
by Jeremy | Jul 2, 2026 | News
Not every builder who does poor work is running a deliberate scam. But a significant minority of the contractors who cause problems for householders are not simply incompetent or disorganised — they are knowingly misrepresenting who they are, what they can do, and...
by Jeremy | Jul 1, 2026 | News
Building fraud is bigger than just a cowboy builder doing a bad job. We’re talking about people who lie on purpose: fake qualifications, made-up accreditations, bills for work that was never done or materials that were never used, and in the worst cases, a deliberate...
by Jeremy | Jun 30, 2026 | News
A rogue tradesperson who has taken your money and become uncontactable is not as untraceable as they might think. Most of them have registered vehicles, Companies House filings, a trading history somewhere, or a current business operating under a different name that...
by Jeremy | Jun 29, 2026 | News
Many rogue traders operate through limited companies, and the limited company structure is sometimes deliberately used to provide insulation from personal liability when things go wrong. A company that takes deposits, fails to deliver, and is then dissolved or...
