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Hi I needed my lights fixing in bathroom and I called Steve in to fix he was very polite and fair priced .Finished job quick and all tidy I would use Steve again good to know a reliable electrician.contact number 07943181617 :)

Also makes custom crystal spotlights they look amazing in all different colours

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> Hi I needed my lights fixing in bathroom and I

> called Steve in to fix he was very polite and fair

> priced .Finished job quick and all tidy I would

> use Steve again good to know a reliable

> electrician.contact number 07943181617 :)

> Also makes custom crystal spotlights they look

> amazing in all different colours


Re: I need an electrician with a big ladder!

Posted by ejay April 04, 11:20PM

Hello I would be able to fix lights for u please let me know if need fixing I'm an electrician my name is Steven contact number is 07943181617 thanks

Re: I need an electrician with a big ladder!

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