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Hi all, Just wanted to give out a recommendation for Jack and his team for the great work they did on our house with damp proofing and plastering our new open plan kitchen/dining area.

We have used Jack a couple of times before already with our previous flat and will continue to use him when required as very happy with his overall work - reasonable, always on time and keeps the area he worked on neat and tidy.

His contact number is 07877805665.

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