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Terry the handyman


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Hello everyone



My name is terry I live in east Dulwich and I am offering my handy man services

I have been working in the engineering industry for around 12yrs but have found myself moving more to self employed work. I have many years experience of metal work, woodwork, plumbing, and electrical, work. I am more than capable of fitting washing machines, cookers, plug sockets, lights, hanging doors, replacing locks, and i can also use my skills to identify water leaks and other faults within your property To help you save your money I work to a very high standard and always complete the job in hand.



If you should need any work carried out please call me on 07717572036

I provide hours to suit you and very competitive rates

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