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Hi. The misunderstanding arose because the company did not indicate the propping to the neighbours wall was classed as an "add on" service if we wanted. We thought it was charged as a supply and labour charge and if so we're we allowed to retain the materials. But this doesn't apply So...

..... The moral of the story is, assume nothing and triple check everything.

Hi I have spoken with the company. They supplied approx 5 boards of 5x8 foot ply for "propping" to our next door neighbours house side as we had 3 brick outbuildings to demolish. When the guy said we could do this I thought he meant as part of the job on a labour and materials basis as per the...

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Sorry *buying* that should say !

I wanted some extra protection for my neighbours house when contractors took a walk down and paid over £500. Which isn't the issue. The ply was classed as a material. Who does the ply belong to after completion of job? Apparently it's theirs to keep and use on another job as that is standard...