09 Jan 2018 4:09 PM:

Mark

Thanks for your reply

“Integrating into the Spanish community” not meaning marring a Spaniard lol but being part of the community.... 

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08 Jan 2018 3:51 PM:

I see what you are saying and i never mentioned the word ‘shoddy’ you did. I’ve either not explained myself clearly or you have misunderstood my post. 

Basically the building industry is alot different in Spain and we are willing to give anything a go.

 

 

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07 Jan 2018 1:37 PM:

Thanks for those who have replied.

I was just introducing myself to the site as requested so no questions to answer only recommendations if anyone had any to give.

 

Thanks again. 

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07 Jan 2018 12:22 AM:

georgie1

Thank you for your reply on my post. I didn’t mention ‘shoddy’ i said my husband is used to high spec work different to expectations in Spain. He has worked with Spanish on job in London. Snagging could be worth thousands of pounds if the job is not completed to the highest standard which is what he is used to. But we both want to work and asking for advice. 

Regards Terry

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06 Jan 2018 2:36 PM:

Hi Newbie post!

We have just moved to Rojales having owed our villa for just over 3yrs. We had been visiting family in the same area for many years and know the area well hence moving over.

I myself have been managing pubs in and around London's West End, Mayfair, North London for over 14yrs and having been with the same company for 17yrs. My husband is a carpenter by trade but can do anything building wise. All of his work completed to top spec. He has managed sites in Chelsea, Knightsbridge, Park lane, Soho etc most of which worth millions of pounds.

We are both looking to start Spanish lessions as soon as possible and work so any recomendations appriciated.

We understand the wages are a lot lower than the UK and the building workmanship is also not as great but we both want to work and intergrate into the Spanish community. 

Regards Terry

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