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Hi


This is my first foray onto this forum, but I wanted to provide a recommendation for George's Painting Service. I found him on here, and have been hugely impressed with the work he's done for me.


The first job I asked him to do was to reconfigure a small shower room bathroom. He did it all, to a great standard, requiring stripping out all the existing fixtures and fittings, moving waste pipes and mains connectors, installing new sink, shower cubicle and toilet and tiling and finishing the whole room.He's a tremendous tiler. It was tricky because it was a very small room, so he had to be fairly inventive and was able to provide some design ideas. I've attached some before and after pictures below.


George is a very friendly and reliable guy. He can if required provide reliable subcontractors (sparkys and plumbers, if the job requires it).


He also came in a good deal below the price quoted by others.


I was so pleased, I asked him to renovate another larger bathroom, something he is doing as we speak.


George is available on: 07593747780


Happy to provide references, or further photos as I can only attach the three.


Rob

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