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recommendation for M.W.Flooring (formerly A and B Flooring)

By annabel42
April 3, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted April 3, 2013

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Posted April 3, 2013

Highly recommended. Arrived on time to measure up, knew exactly what carpet was required, gave estimate an hour or so later, arrived on time a few days later to fit, moved all furniture except books and personal items themselves, replaced furniture, removed old carpet and left everything clean and tidy. Approximately 4 or 5 days from time of telephone enquiry to completion of job.

About half the price quoted by Lordship Lane Carpets and less than that quoted by another carpet shop, who quoted me a couple of hundreds of pounds more than they charged my neighbour for identical job, identical carpet and identical measurements!

M.W. Flooring Contact No : 0208 778 4404

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