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recommended Duncan Crockford Woodsmith-workshop carpenter

By sue k
October 10, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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sue k

Posted October 10, 2016

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Posted October 10, 2016

i would like to recommend a wonderful carpenter, Duncan Crockford, who has just built two fabulous polyrey worktop/shelving units for me at a cancer centre i've been working on. The project was quite tricky, both in dealing with the construction and also the logisitics of working in a healthcare setting. Duncan was completely professional, courteous, and has made two extremely neat and well made units. I knew he would be a good craftsman though, when i saw how neat and tidy his workshop is!

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