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Recommended Electrician Robert Baldwin

By Dulwich Born And Bred
July 8, 2021 in Request a Tradesperson

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Dulwich Born And Bred

Posted July 8, 2021

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Posted July 8, 2021

Hello all, despite being an admin on a popular FB group and using tradesmen via recommendations on there, I?ve still encountered a lot of cowboys and really shocking differences in prices. I needed my light fittings removed and replaced and Robert Baldwin from https://m.facebook.com/megahertzelectricalltd answered my request on there, he was no nonsense and efficient with providing his quote (no hidden costs!) and availability. His quote was completely reasonable and not ?Dulwich? prices. He turned up promptly, set straight to work with minimum mess and did his job extremely well. He is a lovely chap to boot too. Highly recommended for all your electrical needs. My mum was impressed and has already requested his services. Thanks Robert for making today stress free and doing a great job as I tend to dread tradesmen coming into my house and being paid to botch things up 😆https://www.megahertzgroup.co.uk/

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