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Work done on house. Dubious practice?

  • 12-03-2022 10:04pm
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    yknaa
    Registered Users Posts: 804 ✭✭✭ yknaa


    I had some exterior work done to the house which required the use of a ladder. The workmen drilled into my deck to help secure the ladder and later filled in the holes. It’s ages since I had work carried out in the house and just feel this is a bit odd. Back in the day one of the lads would have held the ladder. Just wondering about opinions on this. Minimal damage in fairness but not keen on cracked or damaged deck boards further down the line.

    Thanks



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