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Recommended Home Improvements Company - Great Britain Services (Plumbing, Electrics and Carpentry)

By Max P
March 12, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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Max P

Posted March 12, 2018

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Posted March 12, 2018

Received a leaflet from the company a while ago and had a problem with my boiler, I called Great Britain services and they were very polite and happy to help. We arranged a date and time suitable for me to receive a free quotation. John the plumber was at my address on time, which was very helpful due to plumbers in the past turning up late. He talked me through the problem, told me how he could fix it in words that I understood because I don?t know much about plumbing myself. He gave me an estimated price for the job to be completed to the highest standard and the price was affordable for the work he did. Overall I was very happy with my experience using Great Britain services and I highly recommend anyone who needs home improvements done to get in touch with them.

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