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Handyman to lay wooden floor?


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I'm looking into laying a solid wooden floor (on top of the existing boards) and have found shops who will sell and fit it but that seems expensive, so I'm wondering who is out there / recommended who could lay it if I buy it from, for example, Homebase?


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Try Terry Malone (search on the forum). Terry is a professional carpenter and has done quite a few things for us. Most recently, he laid our son's floorboards (on top of existing) and we are very happy with his work. He is a pleasure to deal with and really professional.

Hello Back in SE22,


I am a locally based carpenter and I would be happy to come round and advise you and supply a quote for laying your new floor, such things as joist strengthening, securing existing boards and weather or not to lay ply underneath.


You can see examples of my work at www.scottfirth.com and you can call text me on 07973 846 610


regards


Scott Firth

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