sun contractors London

[richardbrown]

has anyone worked for them ???????????

They want me to do work for them and i have a meeting on Monday.

any info would be great.

Thanks

 

[lucius]

Sorry mate never heard of them, is the job in the smoke?

 

[richardbrown]

no its here in plymouth ........ which i cant work out. they are based in london!

 

[henry]

Well someone passed your number , I think you can have them credit checked if need be.

 

[Chris W]

if they mention skimming straight onto breeze block..... deny all knowledge.. :RpS_laugh:

 

[lucius]

:rolleyes):RpS_wink:Be alright if its Lignacite

 

[Chris W]

whats lignacite anyway? sounds like whatjamacallems? clinker blocks...

 

[scott.beaumont]

worked for OCL in london and bagleys, both paid ok.

 

[lucius]

whats lignacite anyway? sounds like whatjamacallems? clinker blocks...

They are made from cement, fine aggregate and sawdust and are perfectly flat and smooth Chriss.

 

[Chris W]

not at all like aerated blocks then... :RpS_blushing: more like shuttered concrete by the sound of it...

 

[Blade]

Where are they based Richard , i can have a dig about , worked in London for 30 years , jeeze that sounds like a long time when you type it :RpS_bored:


Blade

 

[richardbrown]

Blade that would be great as its a big job so need to know if they are sound.
Their website is www.suncontractors.co.uk all their information is there.

Thanks
Richard

 

[TonyM]

Just an observation Rich, but none of their projects have a board with Sun Contractors written on displayed on the fence or scaffolding. Then again, I don't trust any f**k*r.
Also, if you Google Manchester Heritage Centre Sun Main Contractors, the only results are from Sun itself. If it was a major project, surely there would be other references on t'internet.

 

[richardbrown]

Their forman seems a very sinsere guy, I did ask a few questions and he seemed to fire back the right answers.
I have a meeting with them tomorrow pm so will suss him out face to face.
Will keep you posted x

 

[barryed]

Start smashing things up in the meeting. That usually let's them know your not to be f**k*d around with