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Building, brickwork and paving recommendation

By EDAus
April 19, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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EDAus

Posted April 19, 2017

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Posted April 19, 2017

A recommendation for Lucas who did some work expanding our driveway for us.

This included visiting, talking over the requirements, developing a detailed quote, incorporating all our changes, sourcing matching paving and all materials. We provided some funds to cover the paving materials and Lucas arrived to do the job with all the materials and all the invoices to provide proof of how the funds had been spent. The job was completed on time and to our specifications, we could not be happier. Happy to provide any other required details here or over private message etc.

His number is 07894558683.

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