Hi Rebecca Do you know where the flooring has been supplied from? If so, contact the supplier and ask them to come and have a look at the problem. They will more than likely be happy to help. There are probably a couple of ways this can be rectified. Make sure you give the fitter a chance to fix the job as mistakes do happen, but they should always be fixed at the tradesman expense. Dean Dovetail
Don't pay him. If you have then contact trading standards via your local council
Hi first thing contact tradesman and give him the chance to rectify at his cost, if he refuses get another tradesman in and send bill the first guy for the cost plus some extra for all inconvenience post a review on this site to warn others regards Alistair. Ewen.
Claims Court. Its obvious you have asked him to rectify Take photos and keep all letters regards Jeff Guild Flooring
Hi Rebecca, firstly contact your tradesman surely he must have guaranteed your work when finished,if he his anything of a decent trader and cares about his reputation then he would sort it.There is such a thing as a board replacement but chances are knife damage would have damaged more than one board.If your trader was from this sight and refuses to rectify it then report it with a bad review just warning others not to use his services.hope this helps,however if you have any questions i am more than happy to answer.regards john select floors
Hi there Contact your tradesman and ask him to rectify the problem
Hi. You should ask the tradesman to rectify the problem at his own cost. With solid wood planks you can replace individual boards if you have spares and you know what you are doing. I hope this helps, Vladimir Vlad's Handyman Services
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