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lizabben

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Having read recommendations about Wayne on the EDF, I gave him a call and he was round within hours to give a quote. I only had to wait a few days before he came to clean all my windows, in and out, and all the sills too.

Wayne is polite, friendly and efficient and works within a very competitive price range. I would not hesitate to recommend him. His number is: 07886 990081. I will now be having him round once a month to clean the front of the house and every 3 months for the back. I liked the fact that Wayne was not ripping me off by suggesting cleaning the windows more often than they needed.

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I would also recommend Wayne. Having obtained his number from this forum I called him and he was round the next day to give me a quote. He then came round four days later and cleaned all our windows inside and out. They look great and were done at a reasonable cost. Will definitely be using Wayne again.
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Another recommendation for Wayne - he was here this morning and has done a fantastic job on our extremely grubby windows. They are now spotless, inside and out! Great to work with, polite and efficient - reasonable prices too. Thanks Wayne.


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