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Recommendations wanted for a Builder/ Multiskilled tradesperson for a house renovation project in East Dulwich.

Due to unforeseen circumstances the lovely man that we had has had to leave. There is currently one person on the job so the required builder/ multiskilled person should be able to use his /her initiative, be able to work on their own and hopefully be easy to get on with and a reasonable cost. 

 

 

 

 All types of work undertaken 

Hello, My name Valy im local builder and I provide professional services with many years of experience. The services That I can provide are set down below, including:

Demolition

Full refurbishment 

Full Bathrooms. & kitchens 

Partition walls & ceilings 

Tiling  

Plumbing 

Painting & decorating 

Plastering, with high  quality 

Electrical

Landscaping 

Roofing 

Cement work 

Cement rendering 

And much more 

All these jobs we’ll do is going to be performed with many years of high experience.

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/www.evoref.co.uk

 

Pictures and references are available.

Any services you want around your house Please feel free to contact me on 07889018846 ~Valy

 

NO JOB TO SMALL,

We are serious people too 

Thank you.

 

 

 

 

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