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Recommendation for carpentry work

By emmajanewraight
March 4, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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emmajanewraight

Posted March 4, 2013

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Posted March 4, 2013

Rafal and his brother did an amazing job building a wooden cabinet in our hall to cover exposed pipe work. The finished job is fantastic and very neat despite the crooked walls in our house! They were a pleasure to have, arrived on time, were super clean and tidy. They got the job done in good time and to a great price. Very professional. Also very understanding with us as we had a small child running around!

After working with a few carpenters/builders its raf every time for us, he did our kitchen last year and thats amazing, I highly recommend these guys to anyone looking for any building or carpentry work.

you can get him on 07825663236 or [email protected]

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