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By gabys1st
January 31, 2022 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted January 31, 2022

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Posted January 31, 2022

Recommendations for Electrician to put in Spur and handyperso with own vehicle please

At the end of my galley type kitchen we want to replace 8 gas burner hob with an electric oven Country Chef 99cm range with a smaller 50/55 cm? all electric stove.

I have established that ao and Appliances Direct will install a smaller stove once? the electricity spur? is in place. They will also take away the range.A heat proof worktop is then needed to go

across the approx. 220cm wide end of kitchen to be fitted around the new stove.

Also recommendations for a Handy-person please. No fancy carpentry is involved I think that capable Handyperso could probably do the work. There is also at least one shelf to be put up, possibly more.

We don't have a car so will have to ask whoever takes on the job to take my husband to B&Q to choose a new work top.

Thank you.

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