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annakatie

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Mike has essentially re-wired all the dodgy wiring in my flat. Unlike everyone else, he booked me into his diary and actually turned up! Great job, reaonable price, and good for a laugh. He has fixed a few things since and I will always use him if I need any electrics doing in the future. Thanks Mike!
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ED14

ED14

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Another recommendation for Mike. Asked Mike to come round at short notice to fit 3 ceiling lights in our bathroom, sounds easy but having been sold the wrong fittings from a shop and having non standard ceiling holes Mike was great at finding a solution and getting me a refund on the original parts! Would definitely use again.
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Knowlandn

Knowlandn

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Mike was really good because he not only checked circuits and wiring but was really quick to reply to my questions regarding fixtures and fittings to use. I'm using him again soon. He knows a lot about the types of light bulbs to use and was great with his recommendations
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