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By CrownHousing
August 19, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted August 19, 2013

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Posted August 19, 2013

Crown Housing offer a bespoke property management and maintenance service meeting all your needs.

We specialize in everything from the smallest handyman jobs up to large scale planned and preventative maintenance. Whatever your requirement our team are fully trained to carry out their tasks professionally and to the highest standard, leaving your property in an immaculate condition and with minimum disturbance.

Our team is based in Forest Hill, South East London, we provide a bespoke, locally driven service to our clients. Working with local people and organisations we know and trust ensures we provide value for money and expertise on every project. Our range of services has grown with our experience, and our range of sectors is a testament to our success.

For more information please call on 02082915143, 07415880489 or text: [email protected]

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