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Recommendation for carpenter

By Miss Kitch
October 4, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Miss Kitch

Posted October 4, 2016

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Posted October 4, 2016

Hello, we have just used Klaus, a carpenter we found on here, to do some jobs for us including building a cupboard, replacing our balcony railings and repairing/adding to our porch area, amongst other things, plus some painting and decorating. He did a fantastic job for us, he was a pleasure to have around, very professional, very quick, and we are very pleased with the work he did. I'd highly recommend him and will use him again for future work. His number is 07976 401767.

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