Set out below is the code of conduct that all the members of the UK Confederation of Commercial & Consumer Contractors agree to:

1. To conduct themselves in a Courteous & Profesional manner.
2. Prior to commencing work, to issue a detailed written estimate or quotation including settlement terms together with details of any stage payments that may be required.
3. Not to involve the customer in additional cost without consultation and agreement from the customer and to confirm such alterations in writing.
4. To hold relevant public liability insurance cover and to ensure that it is current and paid up.
5. To ensure that all work is undertaken or closely supervised by suitably qualified or experienced personnel.
6. To advise customers of start and finish dates and to keep the customer informed of any potential delays as they become apparent.
7. The UK Confederation of Commercial Contractors accepts no liability for its members work and the member shall not in any way lead the customer to believe otherwise.
 

MEDIATION & ARBITRATION

1, Should a dispute arise between the customer and the member. The UK Confederation of Commercial & Consumer Contractors offers the parties mediation to a reasonable level and thereafter an adjudication facility.

2, The member and customer will in such circumstances co-operate with The UK Confederation of Commercial & Consumer Contractors or its appointed agent and abide by their decision.

3, If the member refuses to abide by the decision of The UK Confederation of Commercial & Consumer Contractors, the member is liable to immediate expulsion without refund of subscription and the immediate withdrawal of membership benefits.

4, The UK Confederation of Commercial & Consumer Contractors shall be entitled at its sole discretion to provide the customer with any findings made during the mediation/arbitration process and such other assistance as it thinks fit in any legal proceedings bought by the customer against our member.

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