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By John Painter
February 9, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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John Painter

Posted February 9, 2013

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Posted February 9, 2013

I have recently moved into South London and am looking to expand my work here as well. I am a full time professional painter - not just a builder who can do painting. I take pride in working to a high standard finish on my jobs.

I have built up a reputation of being reliable and trustworthy with an expanding list of happy customers, so you can relax and have peace of mind while your home is taken care of by an experienced professional

I cover new builds, extensions, renovations, or just a lick of paint to brighten up rooms. I also deal with mould and condensation problems which includes cleaning, treatment and prevention. I can be avalibile at short notice and can arrange to do night work for bussiness premises

The picture is from a 5 flat devlopment completed last year which I was employed for all of the painting. The building went on to be nominated for the Best Small New Build award in 2012

contact me on 07713584310

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