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By annalawder
February 1, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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annalawder

Posted February 1, 2013

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Posted February 1, 2013

Do you need a reliable, honest and reasonably priced plumber?...look no further. We were in need of one to repair our faulty combi boiler during the very cold snap we had this year. We found Paul's details from a previous post, so thank you to whoever took the time to do that, I would like to do the same and recommend him. Paul is prompt, reliable and sources parts at very competitive prices, not massively inflated like some do, forget your Pimlico plumbers charging crazy prices, this chap will sort you out. Thanks very much Paul, much appreciated.

Contact Paul on 07974 755732.

Regards

Johnathan.

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