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By lesley1812
April 15, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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lesley1812

Posted April 15, 2013

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Posted April 15, 2013

On Saturday evening the tap in my kitchen sink sprung a leak. I called Nico having searched for a recommendation on the East Dulwich Forum. He called me right back and was with me within 2 hours even though it was Saturday evening. He was unable to fix it there and then because the whole tap needed replacing. Nico bought a new tap and came back on Sunday to do the work.

He was friendly and when he arrived he simply set to and got on with the job. For me as a single woman who has been ripped off by plumbers before this was a pleasant change .

I highly recommend Nico. He can be contacted on 07818 607583

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