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By crowleyelectrical
May 7, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted May 7, 2013

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Posted May 7, 2013

Hello East Dulwich Forum

My name is Pearce Crowley, I?m from East Dulwich and run Crowley Electrical.

Crowley Electrical are Part P compliant and registered with the NICEIC.

We offer a wide variety of electrical services from; fault finding to full rewires.

Quotes are free and all work is issued with certificates and an insurance backed warranty.

I aim to provide an honest, friendly and professional service, taking time to discuss with you what work you want doing and how the work will be done, making you aware of various costs and suggesting different solutions along the way.

If you require my services or would like a free quote please contact me on:

07725868507 / [email protected]

Pearce Crowley

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