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gingerchris

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Niko is a really fantastic plumber who happens to also be a really nice guy. Having last used his services around four years ago, he remembered me this weekend when he came out to replace my shower pump - which is now fully operational and a hundred times quieter than before. He even identified two other jobs that needed doing, one of which I didn't know about and the other I was putting off, and got them sorted at the same time - for a cheaper price in all than I had been quoted by other plumbers recommended on here.


He's tidy and considerate when working, taking care to not disturb my sleeping two-year-old and he's always offering honest advice and help, as well as insisting on updates to make sure the work is good after a few days of use.


His number is 07818 607583. I usually text him when I need help and he'll call me back at his convenience. I would highly recommend him if you're after a plumber.

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