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By Werner and Werner
September 12, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Werner and Werner

Posted September 12, 2016

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Posted September 12, 2016

Werner and Werner Ltd is building and renovating company, working for both, residential and commercial customers. As London refurbishment and conversion company we offer: property refurbishments, side return extension London, loft conversions, kitchen installations, bathroom refurbishment London services as well as handyman and maintenance services. We see ourselves as London building company with a difference. We care about our customers and we do our job very well.

Now we are happy to announce that we have finished one of our recent Basement conversions project in your area! To learn more about Basement conversions visit our website:

LONDON BASEMENT COMPANY

To learn more about Werner&Werner:

REFURBISHMENT COMPANY LONDON | LOFT CONVERSION COMPANY | SIDE EXTENSION LONDON - WERNER & WERNER

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