Keystone Construction UK Ltd
We received this letter in January 2007 from Keystone Construction UK Ltd, stating the expected works to be finished by the end of January 2007, and below the listing detailing the supposed Completed Works..
Brief History of TrustMarks Rogue Trader
KEYSTONE CONSTRUCTION UK LTD
On the 13th November 2008, Keystone Construction entered a CVA under the Insolvency Act, owing debts of £500,000 to their creditors.
On the 24th February 2009, the administrator informed the creditors that Keystone Construction had failed to comply with the CVA, as they had not made a single contribution or a contribution to the administrators fees, therefore the administrator petitioned for a winding up of Keystone Construction UK Ltd.
Also Keystone Construction had several
CCJ's stretching back to July 2008. Keystone
have for several months been trading under
the name Stonewood
Construction, in late May 2009.
TrustMark were still promoting this Company
in late May 2009, under the name of
Keystone Construction UK Ltd will full
knowledge of the facts listed above,
placing the consumer at great risk.
Keystone Construction's electrical work was eventually inspected by the NICEIC and was found not to reach BS7671 Building Regulations . This work was then certificated and the file closed, but the work proved still to be unsafe and did not reach BS7671 Building Regulations.
The Chief Executive of TrustMark's response to this matter was...."You will have to sue Keystone Construction UK Ltd"
My response was... "How? They are half a million in debt, but you supported them as financially sound and they follow the Government Standards"
His reply was to.... HANG UP the phone.
The Chairman of TrustMark informed me this matter has nothing to do with him and I should not contact him at work again.
TrustMark will not respond to where my offer if a warranty is.
Keystone Construction Building Work Gallery
Pease click on the links below and see the terrible state my property has been left in by Keystone Construction UK Ltd
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