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By CBrinxy
March 24, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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CBrinxy

Posted March 24, 2017

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Posted March 24, 2017

I would really like to recommend John the plasterer (tel: 07905044912)

I asked if he would be able to come and repair a dodgy plaster job done by another 2 workers in my kitchen and he did a great job of fixing it. Not only was he fast (doing it in a morning, but he was also very tidy throughout the process and brought his own cleaning stuff to clean up after him. Really polite and efficient.

I found his number through this forum, and just thought I would reiterate what a good job he does!

Thanks John!

Clare

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