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Ask your QuestionIf a tradesperson comes to work in my home, does that mean that no one else from another household can be present in the home at the same time? So my daughter likes to invite a friend or two to the house on different days of the week. If someone comes to my home to work on anything (as there’s a few things that need fixing around the house), must her friends not visit during these hours? Or how does the law apply in these cases? Any help would be really appreciated as I’ve no idea how the law might apply in these sorts of scenarios. Thanks!
Asked by minesh on 20th Apr 2021Best Answer
"At the moment, it is best to not have anyone there except the family who live at the address. We take Covid test every week to make sure every one is safe. Also keep out of the way when builders are at work in Property."
Answered on 20th Apr 2021 - Member since Feb 2021 - report"I don't know if this answer is going to help you, but trust is the key factor with you and the tradesperson who will be working on the project.
For me, it is all about trust. as a tradesperson, I will always talk about the word trust. it in my best intentions is to do the job to the best of my abilities without any contentions"
"It's depend what kind of job should be done . If electrical job need to be done so for health and safety need the work area no people around"
Answered on 30th Aug 2021 - Member since Jan 2021 - report"I have been working through this lockdown going into different homes and other people that didn’t live there were also there and the restrictions have also lifted so no reason they can't be there"
Answered on 1st May 2021 - Member since Apr 2021 - report"I don't know of any laws for your question and I have worked in similar circumstances before and had no problems but you just need to be curious, professional and use your common sense in these situations."
Answered on 22nd Jan 2022 - Member since Jan 2019 - report"At the moment the law is changing all the time due to the COVID situation so always check, BBC is good, at the moment most restrictions are coming off so it shouldn’t be a problem, but as I know right now, just try to keep unnecessary contact down. I.e. if you've got someone working make sure they are wearing masks and tell kids and friends to just sit in rooms with doors shut for the time."
Answered on 28th Jul 2021 - Member since Jul 2021 - report"Always ask if they have public liability insurance and if they have a copy of the certificate to show you or email you"
Answered on 25th Apr 2021 - Member since Nov 2020 - report"Keep the persons in the household to a minimum - i.e only people living in that household present & keep your distance."
Answered on 20th Apr 2021 - Member since Jan 2020 - report"As it is your home you can have anybody present while works are done."
Answered on 26th Jul 2021 - Member since Oct 2020 - report