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Recommendation for Dave Franklin

By treetop
October 27, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted October 27, 2016

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Posted October 27, 2016

I just wanted to add my recommendation of Dave Franklin's decorators to the others on the Forum. Two of Dave's team have just finished redecorating the outside of our house in East Dulwich. They have done an excellent job: and as a result of their preparation, skill and attention to detail, have given it a superb finish. They arrived on time and were always polite and friendly. We have used Dave before, and his communication before and throughout the job is highly professional. They are also reasonably priced. I would highly recommend using Dave. He has also previously done our Victorian living room, and again, to a very high standard.

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