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Garage door repairs and replacements

By duncanpereira
March 24, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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duncanpereira

Posted March 24, 2013

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Posted March 24, 2013

Hi my Name is Duncan Pereira. I trained as a carpenter and continued my building experience with my father. Over 13 years ago my family started specializing in Garage doors. I work along with my brother Alex and between us there isn't much we don't know about it. We supply and fit all different types inc 'up and over', 'sectional', 'side hinged' and 'roller doors', manual or electrically operated. The majority of these doors come with a 10 year guarantee. We can also repair most makes of door, some up to 30 years old. I live in Forest hill, just between Lordship Lane and Forest hill road. My friend Rory, a window cleaner suggested i leave a thread on here. I can supply many references and a gallery of local work if desired. I look forward to hearing from you. 07792746543

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