Plumber recommendation - Lee Garvey

By dorothy_drechsler
January 6, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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dorothy_drechsler

Posted January 6, 2019

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Posted January 6, 2019

We have used Lee twice now and I can not recommend him enough. He quickly identified a problem with one of our radiators, which two other tradesmen had inspected and were unable to fix. He also came out first thing on a Sunday to look at our boiler as we had no hot water or central heating. During both visits he was efficient and a pleasure to have in the house. He is always quick to respond to queries and is extremely communicative. We have found Lee to be reliable and knowledgable and will definitely be using his services again in the future.

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