A builder identified as James Fuller is accused of hurling roof tiles from a £1.8 million Tudor-style cottage in Chilham, Kent, during a dispute with the owners. The incident is described by one outlet as occurring in connection with an ongoing disagreement over work on the property.
Context for the conflict centers on Fuller being hired to restore the home. Reporting says the disagreement begins after the builder increases the quoted cost of the renovation by £600,000. One source also includes an accusation that Fuller “stole” the couple’s dog, presenting it as part of the wider breakdown in relations between the parties. Other details, including formal charges, the extent of any damage, or statements from Fuller or the homeowners, are not provided in the supplied excerpts, so the narrative focuses on the reported allegations and the pay dispute.
Overall, the coverage aligns on the location (Chilham, Kent), the renovation assignment, the reported price increase, and the alleged throwing of roof tiles, while the supplied text emphasizes the personal accusations alongside the contractual disagreement.
