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  • 1 month later...
Just wanted to add my recommendation for Gary Skinner 07748 807392. Our Kitchen splash back was in a terrible state and he did an excellent job at short notice for a good price. He is also very good at updating you by text message etc on how the work is progressing.
  • 3 weeks later...

Another recommendation for Gary Skinner. He tiled and painted the bathroom on our rental property recently and did a fantastic job. He was up at the crack of dawn and willing to work weekends to get the job sorted so we could get new tenants in without a delay. He's also very good at staying in touch and updating on the situation.


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