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Good and reasonably prices painter&decorator,carpenter and tiler recommendation


TJons

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Hello everyone,

I just wanted to recommend Peter Vasco a great multi trader.

He came round and sorted out an emergency plumbing job for us on a Saturday but before that we booked Peter to make fitted wardrobes and bookcases with cupboards in our living room. He done great job.

As well he has painted several windows from outside and tiled our extension space and I couldn't have been more pleased.

He was clean,tidy,nice to work with and very patient.

We wouldn't hesitate to recommend Peter and we're absolutely delighted with the result.

Peter phone number is 07961403256 or email [email protected] and you can check out his work portfolio at https://picasaweb.google.com/105744467250954460017/20121012

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