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Hi all

We first used Andy last year when we?d nearly given up on a leaking shower and leaking loo. We?d had at least 4 plumbers in to have a look and some actually seemed to do some work. No one ever managed to stop it leaking.Andy came in, took a long hard look, took things apart and spent time working out what the problem was. He explained the issue and then over a couple of visits fixed it and tested everything. Not a bother since. He is polite, friendly, very knowledgeable and reasonable.


We recently had Andy back (who we found on the EDF)to sort out some short notice plumbing and he was as always, very flexible with timings,even coming on a Sunday. I would highly recommend him.


Andy the Plumber - 07983 688 451

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