Letter of complaint to builder: come and finish work

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Letter to builder complaining that work is not finished to standard and that he must finish it free of charge, or pay for the cost of completion.

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This is a letter of complaint to your builder stating that the work you have contracted him to complete remains unfinished. Alternatively, the work might be complete but it is not to standard. The letter states that he must either finish it free of charge, or pay for the cost of completion when you instruct another builder to do the work. The letter also indicates the possibility of legal action to entice the builder to move promptly.

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Suitable for any building delay or unsatisfactory work;

Formal style helps you to get the desired result;

Written in plain English.

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Letter to your builder stating that the work you have contracted him to complete remains unfinished.

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This document is drawn and maintained by Net Lawman. It is real law in plain English.

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