28/10/2026
NORWICH RESIDENTS - PLEASE SHARE!!
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Not a post I thought I'd ever have to make, but this does worry me, so I have to!
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Unfortunately, I have recently discovered that there is another Norfolk roofing business that has started up, trading under the same name as me. And I have some very good information from several individuals in the trade who have told me they have this firm a lot all over Norwich and surrounding areas, and warned me of it being very likely that they don't have the same standard of work as me, and are using my name as an advantage to gain people's trust quickly.
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They have nearly no online presence when you search for them. So, if you were to search 'JC Roofing', my business is what you will see, not theirs. They are very well hidden, which is a VERY deliberate move. So that when, inevitably, a job they have carried out goes wrong, it is my number, information & company on google maps that someone will find when they search it. And therefore, MY reputation that will be damaged.
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Please be aware me and my business are NOTHING to do with this company, despite them attempting to rob my name and reputation, which I have worked incredibly hard to gain over the years.
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I have very good reason to believe these people are carrying out very poor workmanship, and worry they will be ruining my reputation as a result.
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BE AWARE; The company has the same name as mine, but doesn't have my company logo, or company colourway on the sign writing of their van. Always double check mobile numbers, emails etc to match my business. My business only has ONE mobile number, ONE home number & ONE email. If none of them match, it has nothing to do with me.
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Please be extra careful if you do ever get this company to carry out any work for you. This is a very classic tactic of cowboy tradesmen. They take someone's reputation, and once they've done too many bad jobs to carry on, they change their number, email & van sign writing to the same as another legitimate, well established business, and start again.
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Please if you can, in any way, spread the word too. Thank you!
