July 20, 20251 yr Is it normal for trades like scaffolders to offer cash discounts? Coming from the world of enterprise, it seems a bit dodgy. I've never withdrawn £20k in cash before...
July 20, 20251 yr It is dodgy for obvious reasons. £20k is a lot of scaffolding or you plan on having a while.
July 20, 20251 yr Does cash mean no documentation? What about tagging and liability? Scaffolding can get people badly hurt, want to make sure you have a safety paper trail for that.
July 20, 20251 yr Any trades that you use will prefer cash It’s often the only incentive for a one off build Our electrician was being paid £300 for a Saturday or Sunday -40% and extra NA and pension It’s far better doing the work for cash at a lower rate
July 20, 20251 yr Author 21 minutes ago, Kelvin said: £20k is a lot of scaffolding or you plan on having a while. We need a 'tin hat' on a 27Lx10Wx8H metre building. 19 minutes ago, -rick- said: Scaffolding can get people badly hurt, want to make sure you have a safety paper trail for that. Good point!
July 20, 20251 yr 3 hours ago, Drellingore said: We need a 'tin hat' on a 27Lx10Wx8H metre building. Good point! So true I would always bring in a company for scaffolding Let them have the liability
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