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Recommending Builder Paul O' Brien

By jevans238
February 22, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted February 22, 2017

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Posted February 22, 2017

I want to recommend local builder Paul O'Brien and his son Charlie who have just finished a job for me.

They deserve some EDF praise. I've been using Paul for several years after a dreadful shower leak caused my living room ceiling to collapse. They did a fantastic and high quality job on both the bathroom and living room and were very nice to have around. I've been using them ever since.

They have now also repainted the outside of my house, repaired the roof and done numerous small jobs for me both inside the house and also in the garden. They are always courteous, friendly and respectful. I often work from home and they do not hinder that work in any way. They clean up afterwards and are very easy to communicate with and generally do jobs quickly without long waits and once here work very efficiently.

Paul is very experienced at all types of building work and has a team of other tradesmen to help if need be (electricians, roofers etc) and I would not hesitate to use him for any type of building or maintenanace work.

His number is 07836 597890

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