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By P.O.U.S.theWonderCat
March 17, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted March 17, 2017

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Posted March 17, 2017

After a long search, I found a brilliant wallpaper hanger. Christian did an amazing job of hanging my intricate period wallpaper in a room with lots of tricky features. He is a real artisan, minimising wastage in clever ways and creating a perfect finish.

He was friendly, tidied up after himself and worked quickly. Unlike some I encountered on this forum, he didn't try to convince me I should just do one wall or that I needed to do unnecessary work. His quote was a fraction of the price that some other alleged professionals quoted.

I cannot recommend him highly enough. If you want to see the work he did, drop me a line. You can get him at [email protected], and he's also got reviews on Checkatrade.

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