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By terry027
February 5, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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terry027

Posted February 5, 2013

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Posted February 5, 2013

Hello everyone

My name is Terry I live in east Dulwich and I am offering a handy man service.

I have 12 years experience of engineering and many more years experience of metal work, woodwork, plumbing, and electrical, work. I offer the following service?s

Flat pack furniture,

Shelving & storage,

 Skirting, picture & dado rails,

Floorboards, cladding & "boxing-in

Handrails & coat racks,

Doors hung, Curtain poles & tracks,

Bath panels & toilet seats,

 Broken furniture & cupboards repaired,

Security locks, bolts, chains &

"spyglasses" Door locks, barrels and cylinders,

Replacement taps,

delivery/collection service, 

Loft, garden, garage & shed clearance Disposal of items to council recycling facilities, 

Shed & garage repairs,

Garden furniture & children's play items assembled,

 Clothes lines & parasol spikes,

Fence panels treated,  Broken fence panels replaced.

If you cant see what you want done then just ask.

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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