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Handyman / builder Justin recommendation

By anotherrichard
July 30, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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anotherrichard

Posted July 30, 2016

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Posted July 30, 2016

Hi I wanted to post a recommendation for Justin the builder / handyman (07912732506) who helped me out last Wedsnesday to move into our new flat.

I left a long list of things to do and I was worried there was too much but he got through it all with time to spare, putting up four blinds, curtain rail, three baby gates, getting eight Windows to open that had been painted shut and a few other smaller jobs. Really nice chap, very trustworthy and capable of much more than just diy but happy to turn his hand to all maintenance jobs.

Very reasonable rate for a good days work, local chap. I'll be using Justin again for sure. Thanks, Rich

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