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char1i3

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char1i3

char1i3

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Steve has a company called SL Roofing - he is a lovely bloke, friendly and professional and has done a few local jobs for me replacing flat roofs, doing new gutters and brickwork, bricking up windows, generally building work. He is professional and highly recommended if you need general building, roofing, etc. Sensible prices and very reliable.


Give Steve a call on 07711 962 228 or 07950 566080. He is south London based and available.


Cheers,



Charlie

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Just wanted to add a recommendation for Steve! He came to our assistance to replace guttering, fix some pointing and cleaning guttering after we had been let down by some other roofers found on here. He is professional, friendly and efficient - and prices competitively. Would definitely use again.

Sophie

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