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Recommendation for Damp Proofing

By tcsmith
October 18, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted October 18, 2020

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Posted October 18, 2020

I wanted to recommend JKA damp proofing who have just completed work in my home.

The work involved stripping the back to brick on 3 walls (external and the party wall), fitting(?) damp course and then re-plastering. Jon also had to refit the radiator and new skirting.

Jon did an excellent, and very thorough job. From ensuring our party wall agreement was in place, to keeping the house as clean as possible throughout (it was dusty!). The work is finished to a great standard, and a guarantee from Triton provided.

Would recommend JKA for any such work.

Jon - 07713 187226

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