Recommendation - Mark Longhurst, decorator

By CP1
February 17, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted February 17, 2013

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Posted February 17, 2013

A recommendation for Mark. Mark has spent 8 days working on my hallway, stairs, kitchen and lounge. Much of the work has been replacing architrave and skirts and sanding and painting gloss work on stairs and existing skirts. The work is first class. Mark was tidy, punctual and flexible. Best of all, Mark is well priced and quotes using a spreadsheet so that I could see exactly what cost what, and what additional works would cost. Since I have made few posts on the forum some may doubt the authenticity of my recommendation - if concerned please drop me a PM, you are welcome to pop round and see the work at my place on Landells Road. Mark is on 07531 946312.

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