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fergju

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HI All


I would like to recommend my builders Jack, Andrew and their team. We have used them over the past three years for jobs big (building a new extension / removing chimney / refitting bathroom etc) and small they are very organised and tidy.


They have always been realistic with timeframes and although not the cheapest we have found their quotes reasonable against peers.


Most improtantly they appreciate that we have small children and been very flexible in terms of our needs.


Jack / Andrew - [email protected]


07776 453922


Thanks

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Hi all


Likewise, I can thoroughly recommend Mark Longhurst. He recently built a shed for us, knocking through to a former outside toilet to create a very useful storage space. He assessed the job very carefully before submitting his quote, which meant he was prepared for a couple of quirks that other builders had failed to spot. He then worked very efficiently, despite horrible weather, finished when he said he would and brought the job in for 15% below the quote.


Mark Longhurst: 07531 946312

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