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Carpenter needed - Fitting a front door - asap!

By natnat2003
April 12, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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natnat2003

Posted April 12, 2018

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Posted April 12, 2018

Hi, we are looking for a carpenter who might be able to help us with the below:

Job description: We have two front doors to our house - inner and outer, either side of what used to be a porch. The outer door is UPVC, in a UPVC frame. The inner door is a standard internal door. We would like to remove the outer UPVC door and reinstate the porch, replacing the inner door with a suitable external front door. We would like to have these works carried out in the next week. To note we already have a front door we would like fitting.

Thanks!!!

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