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Local Landscaping Firm Accused of Taking Over £50,000 from Residents

Alison Irvine
Local News
Local Landscaping Firm Accused of Taking Over £50,000 from Residents

A Lincoln-based landscaping firm, KB Contracts, has been accused of collecting over £50,000 from local residents and failing to deliver on the promised services. There has been a post made on the LincolnUK subreddit alleging the company’s actions, which have reportedly left many customers high and dry, with minimal chances of repossessing their money. Although it could be difficult for those affected to redeem their funds, this warning seeks to save others from facing a similar predicament. Residents are strongly advised to remain cautious and to conduct comprehensive research before hiring any service providers.

This article has been prepared by The Lincoln Post using information gathered from online resources. The source material can be viewed [here](https://reddit.com/r/Lincolnuk/comments/1l2arj9/landscaping_in_lincoln_to_never_use/).

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