Recommendation for a builder

By honor_oak_catherine
December 11, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted December 11, 2016

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Posted December 11, 2016

I would like to recommend Mark Elsebach (mehomeimprovements.co.uk/ 07743 825945) following his work on our bathroom in Honor Oak Park. The bathroom job involved knocking down part of a (non-supporting) wall and joining a previously separate toilet and bathroom into one room, then moving the toilet, fitting a walk-in shower and changing all the decor and bath, toilet & basin. Mark and his colleague also replaced rotten floor joists in the bathroom. The room is transformed. They did a great job, were friendly, hard-working and professional, and we were very happy we hired Mark to do this work.

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