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04 January, 2021 13:58 by jrling July 12, 11:21AM RECOMMEND Another post to recommend Rob Mills at All Aspects Plumbing (mobile 07952584171). We needed a tricky installation of a thermal store in a tight space. Rob turned up absolutely on time on both visits and got it all done ...


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Forest Hill PhilPosts: 1


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Unread post  17 Nov 2022, 15:43


Rob Mills, All Aspects Plumbing (07952 584171)


Called out Rob to fix an urgent and clearly visible water leak from the boiler system which he promptly and efficiently fixed. This left a slow leak with no obvious source.


He made an attempt to find it’s source keeping me up-to-date with what he was doing as I looked on. As it was a slow leak this was not successful and Rob took no money for his time at this stage. I was then able, with some telephone guidance from Rob, to record and feed back what was going on in his absence. This was sufficient for him to diagnose a loss of pressure on the air side of the expansion vessel put it right.


Rob is capable, friendly and considerate and keeps you as informed as you want to be without wasting time. I intend to continue call on him for my plumbing and central heating jobs.


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Unread post  20 Dec 2022, 16:37


Another recommendation for Rob Mills. My HW failed last week. Rob came round, diagnosed the boiler issue & fixed it. Very quick & efficient. Reasonable rates. Nice guy too. Will definitely be using him as my go to plumber for the future.


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Unread post  13 Jan 2023, 22:18


Another shout out for Rob. Definitely a keeper in anyone's tradesmen address book. Sorted out my inefficient radiators & also sorted a plumbing issue. Top bloke, will definitely use

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